Sentence examples for would be imparted from inspiring English sources

In a few hours, there would be an orientation for new guests, where advice like "do not wear suntan lotion or drink alcohol before using the trapeze" would be imparted.

Considering HP makes the x360 laptops with 360° hinges, I thought that at least some of that knowledge would be imparted here.

She believed that this information would be imparted by a thousand extraterrestrial scientists, who would also bring advances in technology, among which she specified crystal computers, to Earth.

This experiment assessed whether a photoperiodic history would be imparted if the endogenous melatonin signal was obscured with a constant release melatonin capsule.

As William Lane Craig once put it, "for some people the degree of revelation that would have to be imparted to them in order to secure their salvation would have to be so stunning that their freedom to disobey would be effectively removed" (Craig 1991, 300).

That status entitles me to teach, but I can't teach someone else that very specialness, because if I were to impart it, even if it could be imparted, I would, by definition, be less special myself.

The same advice should be imparted to India.

None of this meaning, however, would have been imparted to Karl Marx Hof were it not for the fact that the building already looked like a fortress, a bulwark, a castle of solidarity, years before it actually became a besieged holdout.

Nocturia, aberrant waking at night to void, is one disorder which would benefit from understanding how daily rhythmicity is imparted to the lower urinary tract.

Such an approach would allow programmes to examine the consistency with which PS is being imparted at different stages of training/in different training environments.

JP: You would be happy for your child to go to a school in which that was imparted as fact?