Sentence examples for imparting through from inspiring English sources

Ultimately though, none of these man-made word choices and arguments over semantics matter more than the message that God is imparting through his word, which is that we all have fallen short of His glory and need Christ, regardless of our sexuality or gender identity.

This skill set is not taught formally, but it is imparted through arduous experiences.

The message that is imparted through this activity becomes less important than the fact of the activity itself.

Like tofu or wheat gluten, it serves primarily as a vehicle for whatever flavors and textures are imparted through cooking.

Earlier this week, the Guardian ran an editorial lamenting the deaths of Benjamin Britten, Aldous Huxley, John F Kennedy, and CS Lewis, and the wisdom they had imparted through their words and work.

I understood that what can never be imparted through one writer's influence on another is the whole, true complex of forces "beneath" any story's stylistic surface.

These details are imparted through reams of dialogue, delivered by flimsily drawn characters, prompted by questions posed by a narrator with amnesia.

So if you do the melodies right, you will get a sense that some sort of information is being imparted through the melody even though there aren't any words.

It's a message Never Alone seeks to impart through both its spoken narration (which has been recorded in Iñupiat) and the unspoken story communicated by its rules and mechanics.

But mostly what one noticed were designers mired in revivalism (the 1980's) or unable to impart through their clothes a burning need for self-expression other than, say, recycling vintage.

"In the coffee industry it is often easier and in some cases better to hire someone with good character and a good personality," which cannot be imparted through training, he said.