One of the pleasures of reading Alice Munro derives from her ability to impart this sensation.
But his ability to impart abstract impressions, as well as an attitude, is utterly fascinating.
Ms. Smith's warm, molasses-textured voice is remarkably intact, along with her ability to impart a ballad with a quality of rueful resilience.
His timing of kicking a static ball, his ability to impart swerve and spin as if by remote control, is better than David Beckham's.
Mr. Stern described the scene with clear admiration for his father's ability to impart some useful sense into a young man.
Where Mr. Slimane excels is in his leather pieces, which are cut sharply on the body, and in his ability to impart a sense that these are clothes for the here and now.
Cleveland Bay, breed of horse notable for its strength, endurance, and beauty and for its prepotency i.e., its ability to impart these characteristics to both purebred and crossbred progeny.
Evocative ballads such as Secrets, Accusations and Charges (set to Nyman's The Departure, from Gattaca) or Friendly Fire (over a sombre swirl from The Actors) show the singer's ability to impart reverberating impact to the softest murmurs, but several of the pieces unfold over pounding minimalist riffs with a pop-infused directness.
Coupled with its ability to be substituted for other economic resources, its transportability at very high speeds, and its ability to impart advantages to the holder of information, these characteristics are at the base of such societal industries as research, education, publishing, marketing, and even politics.
The first two of his "Misfits" books — 2001's "The Misfits" and 2005's "Totally Joe" — were masterworks of middle school angst, powerful in their ability to impart lessons about difference and empathy in highly readable stories that Disney-jaded preteens could both enjoy and relate to.
