Sentence examples for need to impart from inspiring English sources

You need to impart some of what God's given you to these guys around here".

We need to impart that knowledge to the next generation, who are going to build our technology in the future".

Considered the father of health planning, Blum saw the need to impart structure and organization into a health care system that was disjointed, inefficient and, above all, inequitable.

If machines are to become linguistically competent, we need to impart this knowledge to them.

When using preserved lemons, remember to wash each lemon to remove the brine and scoop out the pulp within, which will be too salty; the thin skin is all you need to impart the flavour.

But, if you want someone to spend $300 - $10,000 without being able to look, touch and feel the product first -- you need to impart a lot of confidence.

So classes are especially vigorous, since the school needs to impart very specialized knowledge in a limited time.

"Oh, he sang dumb," she said, then, gripping my arm even tighter, she indicated that there was something important that she needed to impart to me.

It suggested that he needed to impart vital information in order to protect me from something unfortunate, but could not do so, for it was a matter of the utmost delicacy.

Belvin, who influenced Sam Cooke (Cooke replaced Belvin at RCA in 1960 when he died in a car accident), Lou Rawls, Stevie Wonder and others, is immediately noticeable as a singer who can phrase brilliantly and knows the rhetorical tricks needed to impart passion.

Bring them back into the system, allow them to do whatever is needed to impart their assets to the young, encourage them to raise funds, to recruit volunteers, to expand the curriculum, and all children will benefit.