Sentence examples for they'd impart from inspiring English sources

We asked our solo dwellers what advice they'd impart to someone planning to make a happy home for one.

Professors are sometimes asked to give lectures on what wisdom they would impart if they knew it was their last chance.

Having fallen in love with the look and taste of the Fuyu and Hachiya in their raw state, I surrounded myself in the kitchen with about 45 of them, certain that they would impart their subtle flavor when cooked into puddings, ice creams, cakes, even savory dishes.

At last, a use for the knowledge he'd imparted, but which I'd always thought was pointless.

The pupkit had softened now, retracting its claws and settling into the crook of my arm as if it recognized me, as if in the process of selecting it and secreting it in my shirt I'd imparted something essential to it — love, that is — and it was content to exist in this new world on a new basis altogether.

So they decided to see if they could identify those microbes, and then add them back to the plants and see if it would impart traits that would make them more hardy under difficult growing conditions.

This exclusion was particularly important when comparing to CLIP results; CLIP can only evaluate mRNAs expressed in the cells, which would impart a trivial relative advantage if the computational predictions included targets that appeared unresponsive because they were expressed below the array background.

These effects would impart CL with an additional role in the cytc-mediated peroxidation leading to programmed cell death.

We hypothesized that ether linkages would impart flexibility for orientation to improve binding to SR binding pockets, enhancing anti-atherogenic activity.

Smith also saw that the competitive search for capital accumulation would impart a distinctive tendency to a society that harnessed its motive force.

The U.S. sought a constructive review of the Treaty that would impart valuable momentum to other efforts to strengthen the regime.