Sentence examples for one impart from inspiring English sources

How can one impart life lessons from a life he has barely lived?

How better could one impart force to advice to women than to assign that advice to women who belonged to the philosophical school that gave most prominence to women?

Fram (1994) reviewed previous well killing methods and the damage each one imparted on the field and finally recommended a kill procedure for well under study.

What those of us who braved the Columbus Circle barricades to reach Lincoln Center got on Sunday night was a double lesson in cinema — the one on the screen, and the one imparted in person by Elliott Gould.

"Ecuadoreans love rice," Mr. Mendez explained during a lull, with the air of one imparting a secret.

So here, he takes an almighty swing a full one, imparts a substantial outside-edge onto his pad, and then waits for the ball to krich into his leg-pole, just dislodging the bail.

However, the majority of patients who develop LN likely have an accumulation of several genetic variants, each one imparting only a weak contribution to the overall phenotype.

The theory on one end imparts permanence to an organization that extends beyond the requirements of the task at hand and on the other end addresses the processes by which social processes, obligations, or actualities come to take on a rule like status in social thought and action (e.g. Meyer and Rowan 1977).

As most consumers of milk will be aware, the Rubinos are not the only ones imparting this bad news.

So I found myself considering, what in truth would be the most meaningful blessing one could impart on a good friend, a significant other, a family member or colleague.

Be Ethical: As I got older and starting working for the first time, I remember my dad on more than one occasion imparting his words of wisdom, "No matter what you do for a living, make sure you are able to sleep at night".