Sentence examples for imparting to from inspiring English sources

Inman's remarkable technical facility enabled him to work quickly and confidently, imparting to his portraits an easy, gracious quality.

"I think we better damn well take a look at the content we're producing," he said, "and the message that we're imparting to the public".

A mentor to youths, he enjoyed imparting to them how studying philately could enrich their studies of many fields -history, geography and economics.

Mr. Aczel begins with some personal history about his childhood spent on ships that his father, a captain, steered to various Mediterranean and other ports, thereby imparting to his son a lifelong interest in navigation.

What he did so well in his most recent collection was advance the old idea of the deconstructed garment, imparting to it more than a vague conception of distress.

Though not so credited, she writes, Chaney co-directed the film with a keen dramatic sense, imparting to her a crucial lesson: "You don't have to cry real tears.

What does Miss Emma want him to impart to Jefferson?

What do you try to impart to your students?

It was a bitter lesson to impart to my daughter.

Some original advice to impart to the masses?

All that I know I shall impart to you.