Beyond our direct affiliates, we impart to many hundreds more each year a rigorous and diverse representation of and engagement in music as a subject of humanistic and scientific research, aesthetic appreciation, cultural discovery, and skillful creative work.
The set of epistemic values that we impart to scientists and historians include the value of intellectual discipline and a willingness to subject their hypotheses to the test of uncomfortable facts.
Acting according to our values means we unearth what's beneath the rules, and follow them only when we determine that they are aligned with our values, like some of our great moral heroes and leaders, including Mahatma Gandhi, Susan B. Anthony, and Martin Luther King, Jr., have shown us, so that we impart to them the best values and aspirations human culture has to offer.
When we interact with colleagues, trainees, and students in other countries and settings around the world, we stand to gain as much as we impart to others and sometimes even more.
We have transposed onto him the whole maelstrom of turbid emotions we had imparted to Osama bin-Laden, and then the Islamic State. .
These seem like dumb things, but the older I get myself, the more I realize that "wisdom"—whatever it is someone may have learned or things we imagine we can impart to other people is largely useless.
We invented them and imparted to them that legendary devotion to logic.
For example, when our children talk about bullying, we need to pay as much attention to the information they are giving us as we do to the information we are imparting to them.
"I think we better damn well take a look at the content we're producing," he said, "and the message that we're imparting to the public".
My online magazine Spiked doesn't have a pot to piss in or a window to throw it out of but we love having interns, and interns want to come here, giving rise to what I hope is a mutually beneficial relationship: They do some work for us and we impart to them what we know about how to cut it as an alternative journalist.
Keep secrets imparted to you.
