Impart in a sentence

A blonde, hop forward beer, Cwtch Gold is made by using Munich and other specialist pale malts to impart not only a different colour but also add subtle more malty flavours to the Welsh classic.

A few days back, he was asked to speak to a group of kids, aged 7-ish to 14-ish, at a local Pop Warner League — impart a little wisdom, talk a little shop.

Also speaking during the Tshivhase Day celebrations, Chairperson of the National House of Traditional and Khoi-san Leaders Chief Thabo Seatlholo says elderly traditional leaders must impart knowledge to the new generation.

Although Christoph Waltz does manage to impart these traits into his respectable performance, the script depicts ’s Blofeld more as a begrudging, somewhat impish, increasingly annoying foe Bond ultimately captures too easily.

And to impart a sense of reassurance to the Northeast.

Bichi also assured that the agency will continue to support the National Institute for Security Studies to succeed in its quest to impart knowledge that will enhance security in the country.

Cox’s desire to impart knowledge to her home tank crew motivated her to attend the course.

For all its slick professionalism, the band has a substantive message to impart.

For my fabulous family regarding our next celebration, I have these few words to impart and send with the greatest love and appreciation that my heart can render.

Fully aware of its own ridiculousness, only leans into these aspects, delivering a flamboyant, vivacious, presentation-forward story that, incredibly, still manages to impart several sincerely moving and reflective moments.

He and Yhwach are the only known Quincies with the ability to impart their powers to other Quincies.

Hobie even takes some time to impart some advice on fighting the man to Miles— moments before Miles is confronted by the man.

If you decide to watch the new sci-fi horror offering during your latest Netflix and chill, allow me to impart a word of caution: This film isn’t what you think it is.

It serves as a reminder of the realities she faces as a Black woman, and sets the stage for a song about how her father’s tapes continue to impart wisdom from beyond the grave.

It's interesting you ask that because I feel I've learned from them as much or maybe more than I was ever able to impart to them.

It’s this fondness for clocks that The Last Clockwinder aims to impart, although of course the game relies deeply on electricity.

It will help impart real education to students instead of promoting rote learning.

Most Merciful Jesus, from the treasury of Your mercy, You impart Your graces in great abundance to each and all.

Something about band life seems to impart longevity.

Take hold of the opportunities and impart them to national policymakers,” Miss Smith told the participants.