Sentence examples for said imparted from inspiring English sources

Listening to what they said imparted in my mind the idea of the Marshall sound.

In his subsequent 11-page report, Mr Jones said the surgeon had "confidentially imparted" the names of two alleged suspects passed to him by an informant who was a former member of the SAS and had since taken on a role "training people for undercover or spying operations".

Mickelson, who won the Masters by using two drivers that imparted different ball flights, said he might opt for the same system at Winged Foot after Dave Pelz, his short-game coach, insisted.

Greenwell, who said he'd hit knuckleballs quite well during his playing days, imparted what wisdom he could to his players: "Swing under it — the ball will always drop.

Greenwell, who said he'd hit knuck-leballs quite well during his playing days, imparted what wisdom he could to his players: "Swing under it the ball will always drop.

Ulbricht's attorney said the prosecutor had omitted mention of a smiley face emoji that punctuated and imparted meaning to a sentence.

Such mechanical structure is said bistable.

The hydrodynamic regime is then said mixed.

These numbers are said to be covariants.

These systems are said to have classical normal modes.

One-fourth said eye examination cost was problematic; one-half said spectacle cost was problematic.