Sentence examples for that imparted from inspiring English sources

Denison's principal contribution was a novel gravity escapement that imparted unprecedented accuracy to the clock.

In one of the groups, the yogurt was mixed with an aroma extract that imparted the scent of olive oil without adding any fat.

Of course, Andre Agassi, in his memoir, writes of how the aloneness of singles tennis — the very thing that imparted to Kirill a kind of Emersonian self-reliance, as he understands it — just enlarged his loneliness.

In 1851, in association with Sir George Airy (then astronomer royal) and the clock maker Edward John Dent, Denison undertook the design of the clock for the tower of the Houses of Parliament; Denison's principal contribution was a novel gravity escapement that imparted unprecedented accuracy to the clock.

Most Protestants also agreed on the fundamental definition of a sacrament as an act, established by God and instituted by Christ, that imparted grace and the new life and that combined the Word of God and some visible means (like bread, wine, and water).

The marble sludge dry powder obtained was sieved using a mechanically operated shaker that imparted a uniform rotary and tapping motion to a stack of sieves of steel.

Another signal is anything that imparts a sense of speed and energy.

He invented a new form of secular narrative painting that imparts a moral.

Ms. Lynn possesses an unadulterated country voice -- a pining, yearning instrument that imparts both vulnerability and strength.

The set is sun-drenched, filmed on a gorgeous, grainy 35mm print that imparts the nostalgia of the age.

Chitosan is a polymer that imparts minimal adverse sensory properties to food [1].