Sentence examples for should not impart from inspiring English sources

He wrote: "My Summer Schools are also challenging the fashionable view that teachers should not impart bodies of knowledge, but should instead act as 'facilitators' or 'coaches', a notion which I find difficult to understand, I must admit".

There is, I think, a very real sense that the Schools have identified a gap in the teaching of English and History [and] are also challenging the fashionable view that teachers should not impart bodies of knowledge, but should instead act as "facilitators" or "coaches", a notion which I find it difficult to understand, I must admit.

Cosmetics and cosmetic devices are used to improve appearance and should not impart any health benefits or permeate past the epidermal layer; otherwise they would be classified as a medicine.

That obviously should not mean that we do not impart justice when we can, but it does mean that, as the case in South Africa shows, you will get clashes between the idealistic formal endorsement of the ICC by the judiciary, and the informal dismissal of it by the executive.

"Journey of Man" may not impart much genuine wisdom.

The workshop did not impart a tremendous amount of new information.

However, decavanadates did not impart significant corrosion protection.

Dosing (of nano-ZnO) lower than 3 phr could not impart any reinforcement.

But a devotion to holism does not impart mystical prowess to clinician, or patient.

You will not impart spin by bending or twisting your wrist or arm at this point.

A wooden match will not impart a taste of lighter fluid.