Sentence examples for which he imparted from inspiring English sources

Like Sesshū, he excelled in landscapes, to which he imparted dynamic expression with his bold brushwork.

There is the creamy vanilla tenor shading into a falsetto with which he imparted Irving Berlin's "What'll I Do?" at the Metropolitan Room on Thursday evening.

Abby had a passion and gusto for life, his family, the arts and adventure, which he imparted to his children and grandchildren.

But as a coach, he loomed larger than most, and impressed his will on a variety of teams on which he imparted a variety of styles.

(On the same program, former Senator Bob Dole, the Republican presidential candidate in 1996, had a less complicated view, which he imparted on behalf of Senators John Kerry and John Edwards. "My advice to Kerry and Edwards is, if Gore calls, don't take the call," Mr. Dole said. "I mean, it may be an endorsement").

When he joined the troupe in 1985, he brought with him his experience in commedia dell'arte techniques, which he imparted to the performers.

In fulfillment of his dream, he established his own dance company, through which he imparts his inspiring teaching methods and his visionary choreography".

We begin with Pastor Paul giving a sermon to us, his congregation, in which he imparts a seminal message: his church no longer believes in hell.

Mr. Reeder, a former member of New York City Ballet, William Forsythe's Ballet Frankfurt and Ballet Theater, possesses an encyclopedic knowledge of classical ballet and Broadway forms, which he imparts throughout the film.

He endeared himself to British spectators through goals such as the hallucinatory one he scored against Newcastle in March 2002: with his back to goal, he flicked the ball around one side of his marker, turned and ran round the other side, and met the ball – to which he had imparted a spin that enabled it to bounce into his path – in time to guide it past the goalkeeper.

Sevilla gave him the time and room, but Ronaldo's technique — the balance of his torso, the timing of his foot to the ball, the power, direction and swerve which he deliberately imparts on it — was a picture of perfection.