Sentences with phrase «when imparting»

4) Avoid the «brother and sister explaining family life to each other» exposition «Be aware of what characters would know about each other / themselves, and try to be creative when imparting this information to the reader.

When imparting yogic instructions a good yoga teacher will do so in a way that they understand the true meaning of yogic philosophy.

@vic, what warning would be required when imparting knowledge?

They use Reasonable Language and the Calm Tone of what I would guess a self - important psychologist might use when imparting his / her Wisdom on the poor mentally imbalanced patient

But such education is not likely to be sought, or very effective upon action when imparted, unless among the rank and file of citizens there are strong spiritual foundations.

It is not clear why such advice needs to be put in an information pack or video when it could easily be included in a series of standard Judicial Studies Board (JSB) directions and might carry greater weight when imparted in the judge's summing up.

Not exact matches

When Canadians have higher equity stakes in their homes, it imparts more stability to the market.

However, one of the most impactful money lessons he learned was imparted over a meal at McDonald's with his grandmother when he was only 7 years old.

When you have more than 20 years» venture experience and roughly 160 investments behind you, there's a whole lot to impart — and well worth listening very carefully to.

Thus, they bring in advisors who can impart experience to them on things like: How to secure investors; when to hire additional employees; how to protect your company legally; etc..

Rabbi Kerry M. Olitzky, executive director of the Jewish Outreach Institute in New York City, says the notion of calling Hanukkah «minor» really presents a misnomer and it is only a term used when discussing holidays that impart major restrictions on people's behavior.

Some of the ideas that religion imparts upon politics are good, such as helping your fellow man, but religion is not necessary for those ideas to exist and indeed can confound those ideas when mixed with other messages from the same religion.

It suffers ruptures in its being when it enters into matter, but imparts a measure of continuity to the things it energizes, and thereby «creates.»

Dr. Dude prayed and fasted for a week on Mt. Baldy and when he came down he imparted to us the Principle of Distance Strangulation: People will not willingly walk more than.75 miles from parking spot to sanctuary.

He gives new life and imparts some measure of his truth to our minds only when we are open to receive it and willing to pay the cost of clear thinking and devoted living.

NO it doesn't there is still sin just as there was when Adam sinned that imparted to us the punishment for that sin.

And when reason, which works with equal truth, whether she be in the circle of the diverse or of the same — in voiceless silence holding her onward course in the sphere of the self - moved — when reason, I say, is hovering around the sensible world and when the circle of the diverse also moving tnily imparts the intimations of sense to the whole soul, then arise opinions and beliefs sure and certain.

The sacraments impart grace when faith is present and not otherwise.72

This is a theory we have brought in; scientists when they are thinking about the world, though they may believe they are thinking homogeneously, are imparting a whole lot of assumptions.

However, when the Author of space and time invests something with meaning (such as saying «This is My body» and «This is My blood»), it imparts not just strong symbolism, but reality.

This means that God does not automatically bestow all the good gifts he is waiting to impart, but the outpouring of his Spirit comes in greater measure when we pray.

He waits to inform us, to use us in prayer and through it, to impart healing and upbuilding power to the lives of others when we pray.

Amaranth grain imparts a nice crunch when toasted.

That's well and good, but for me, the taste of nostalgia when I bite into a snickerdoodle, one of the very first cookies I learned to bake, is the slightly tart and sweet flavor that only baking soda and cream of tartar can impart.

Coconut oil imparts a nice coconutty flavor when used for cooking, which is actually quite tasty in chicken and meat recipes.

Millet seems to be really flexible when it comes to cooking, and as long as I am cooking (not baking), I tend use millet almost exclusively because it does such a good job emulating the texture of regular flour and does not impart a strong flavor.

When the raisins soak with the oats and milk, they impart their sweetness, eliminating the need for extra sweetener.

Natural food colour is any dye, pigment or substance that imparts colour when it is added to food or drink.

The slow - roasting imparted great flavor to tomatoes that tasted like cardboard when raw.

It imparts an earthy, nutty aroma, taking you back to when you used to play in the mud and rain.

Even when the thermometer plunged to 5 degrees in York City a few weeks ago, I walked to Cafe Grumpy, my local joint in Chelsea, and ordered an iced redeye (iced coffee with a shot of espresso; I like the espresso less for its caffeine kick and more for the nuttiness and depth of flavor it imparts).

You don't want those in your bacon grease; when you cook with it later, they'll burn and impart a bitter flavor to your food.

When the morrow came, two or three long tables were set in the far - reaching shade of grand» old oaks, whose every limb was hung plentifully with the long gray moss that is so common in the southern part of the Southern States, and which imparts to the trees in that section an aspect strikingly patriarchal.

So my question is, what can impart a lighter fluid taste in your food when you don't use lighter fluid?

Preheating the pan as the oven comes to temperature will impart a crunchy, golden crust to your cornbread: The batter will sizzle when you spread it into the pan, and that's a very good thing.

These compounds can impart completely different sensory properties to a wine when they are present in different ratios.

Since chicken thighs are already moister than chicken breasts when cooked you don't need to marinade to penetrate, you're just imparting flavor with these, this quick marinade is great on vegetables too.

Here Divac imparts his strategy when he goes up against the NBA's irresistible force.

Few places can impart the faraway feeling as Nantucket does — even today when excellent commercial airline service (about 20 flights in and out daily during the summer) has brought it within little more than an hour from New York and less than an hour from Boston.

When you're first trying to introduce the item that you hope will become your baby's new companion at night, you may want to «wear» it (place it under your shirt for a few hours) to impart your smell and help baby with that comforted feeling.

It also imparts essential advice about preparing and planning for another baby when you decide the time is right.

Liam will be 5 this summer and Sylvi just turned 3, so I don't have a huge span to draw from, but these are the stages that when my children are all grown up and having their own, I hope to be able to impart my delight for these moments that may seem so small and fleeting, but are just so precious.

Jarred baby food is often preserved with citric acid, which imparts a tang that doesn't exist when I cook and puree those same foods myself.

When you co-sleep with your newborn, you're imparting the idea of a good night's rest to your baby from the very beginning.

From the leaders» perspective, this can be achieved by imparting knowledge to the parents, and when they were able to do this successfully and observe the parents learning process, they found it really rewarding.

You might find yourself learning strategies in therapy that you can then impart to your child when she is feeling anxious.

Across the country, Diane Ferris hopes to impart the same lesson on her 14 - year - old son, when they attend the March for Science in Washington, D.C., making the trip from their home in Alameda, California.

According to Crowley, strontium isotopes can impart significant information about when (and potentially why) organisms changed their mobility.

«Throughout their studies, they learn how to translate and impart the necessary information so when they are in a working pharmacy situation, they not only know how to fill a prescription but can also counsel the patient on how to properly use medical devices.»

That's exactly what Peter Higgs and François Englert were doing 50 years ago when they came up with what's now known as the Higgs mechanism, which imparts mass to fundamental particles.