Sentence examples for imparting my knowledge from inspiring English sources
I had thought that a canopy tour — a hiking, climbing and flying foray into the leafy world — would be a lovely way for me to teach my daughter and two of her friends to appreciate the fall foliage, imparting my knowledge about the trees of my native Pennsylvania.
But this isn't to make what Bradley or Sienna or any of the actors did sound fun or privileged, because my job was to impart my knowledge on them in the purest way possible.
Once I become proficient enough to impart my knowledge to others I would possibly like to come back to city life and apply for grants and work with organizations like "Big City Mountaineers" to take metropolitan youth on trips to mountainous wilderness areas.
My children kindly indulged me as I imparting my bits of knowledge in the hope that, if nothing else, I could convey something of the magic that can brew in a city's covert clusters, the backwaters of romance, difference and disrepute that the mainstream passes by.
Let me impart my hard-earned knowledge and suggest that anyone considering a bundled plan ask these questions: Are taxes included, or is there a flat rate?
But in addition to imparting knowledge and training, my hope is that those of us in education might also help young people to cultivate the wisdom required to determine what kind of life will be meaningful and good, for themselves and for others, and leave university equipped to make decisions that will lead to that life.
My father's love of teaching and in particular imparting his knowledge of gardening had unforeseen consequences.
I see teaching not just as a process of imparting knowledge; I feel it's my responsibility to also take care of my students and, when they fall, to pick them up and guide them back to success.
It was named, he told me, with the air of someone imparting vital knowledge, after a short story by Ray Bradbury.
For him, that means imparting his knowledge of the tattoo trade to aspiring artists.
