Sentence examples for the imparting from inspiring English sources
verb
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- To impart food to the poor
Others involve the imparting of knowledge of old farmers to young farmers.
The goals of the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh, he said, include the building of character and the imparting of values.
Or its concern may be pedagogical, the imparting of "useful" information, frequently sugarcoated in narrative or dialogue.
Gove wants me to jettison academic integrity, to exchange teaching a serious subject with civilising, democratising and humanising potential, for the imparting of nationalist propaganda.
At some point between Monica and the missing W.M.D., the sparring came to obscure the imparting of information about how and why decisions were made.
What we are left with is an imbalanced response to the issue of harm-free care – one that prioritises blame and recrimination over learning and support, inspection over participation and the imparting of information over accountability to local people.
Clicking the "Impart Wisdom" button displays selects some other choice quotes such as "I live by the 'work hard, play hard' motto.
The gin gives it a racy, astringent structure, while the Campari imparts the play of sweet and bitter.
Behind the mask appropriate to the authoritative imparting of information lay a restless and inquiring mind.
Finally in exchange 6, the teacher imparts the knowledge by presenting new teacher knowledge.
When frequency increases, the energy imparted to the molecules obviously expedites the rearrangement procedure.
