What librarians learn quickly--and try to impart to scientists--is that information retrieval is not as straightforward as Internet search providers would have them think.
However, the trouble with one's own wedding is that it's now traditional to spend about a year surrounded by well-meaning, forceful, opinionated people who are convinced they have excellent taste, and try to impart that taste to you.
And I think that's what we try to impart to our kids and that's what motivates me as president, and I figure the most consistent I can be in being true to those precepts, the better I'll be as a dad and a husband and, hopefully, the better I'll be as president.
"And I think that's what we try to impart to our kids, and that's what motivates me as president".
Unlike Evan — a born writer and, like many young writers, a fantasist — Connor is an artist without a medium, and, since he has no love to give, he can't feel the love that his distracted and overindulgent parents try to impart.
Franklin's aunt Denise Clinton actively embarks on what is seen as a "new age feminist" discovery, parodying the many suggestions our own print and television media try to impart on women, yet the ends seem more imprisoning than liberating.
"That's what we try to impart to our kids and that's what motivates me as president and I figure the most consistent I can be in being true to those precepts, the better I'll be as a as a dad and a husband and hopefully the better I'll be as president," Obama said.
I didn't really feel upset or embarrassed the nurse was super chill and nice and tried to impart some non-judgemental sympathetic words.
"I felt that I was giving my all and my best and trying to impart what little I knew to the kids there, and I felt there were no takers," he said.
We try to impart wisdom, demonstrate love and offer moral guidance.
