Sentence examples for to impart that from inspiring English sources

Of course, Bob had some excellent gossip to impart that afternoon, too.

I guess I didn't do enough to impart that on everyone".

We need to impart that knowledge to the next generation, who are going to build our technology in the future".

Both know how good their man is; both struggle to impart that knowledge to the man himself.

In Briony's family, Mrs Tallis never had anything to impart that needed saying simultaneously to both daughters.

For me he was simply one of the most knowledgable colleagues I had and someone who was always happy to impart that knowledge to others.

You'll feel gratifyingly dirty and used after falling for all its cheap seductive tricks, but you can't impart that knowledge to a teenager, can you?

WHAT are some of the messages Mr. Myers hopes to impart in that role?

He imparted that spirit to those who knew him, and they have never forgotten it.

So CNN last week replaced the crawl with what it calls the flipper — a move, Mr. Feder said, that was designed to impart information but that "doesn't give viewers a headache".

"The message that we want to impart is that the possession and trafficking of marijuana is currently illegal, and the police department will enforce the law that's in effect," Commander Stephen Verissimo told reporters Friday.