Sentence examples for imparting that from inspiring English sources

Such recordings reflect the importance of imparting "that love for the great American songbook to today's generation," Mr. Krasker, 43, said.

We all model our behavior on what we learn from others, and books can be a useful tool for imparting that knowledge--especially for those who don't personally know people who have taken less traditional routes along their career paths.

(laughs) It was great because we were also slowly imparting that this works or this doesn't work in songwriting.

Furthermore, while you're imparting that message to your son, you're also revealing to your daughter that, by virtue of being a girl, she is "less than".

Though it has no raisins, its flavor imparts that eggnoggy rum-raisin character.

Who imparts that as fact?

JP: Creationists impart that as fact.

And music is the language we use to impart that.

Mr. Rabin said that the D.J. imparted "that upbeat feel, and people love that vibe".

The wood imparts that distinctive pungent pitchy smell that declares the interior space as a cabin.

"It imparts that savoriness in anything it touches," he said, "even in small, negligible amounts".