Sentences with phrase «n't impart»

Brian, instead of belittling all the «failures in waiting» and practicing your writing style, why don't you impart more of your practical industry knowledge herein and make the industry a better place and thus enjoy a new kind of fun whilst doing so?

We welcome you to discuss any questions you might have about religion, but we don't impart our beliefs on others.

Hence, the overall build of the device doesn't impart confidence or feel premium.

You can't impart what you don't possess!ï» ¿

Well muscled with loose skin belying their hunting heritage, their coat can be blue, black, red or yellow, with blue giving them a timeless beauty that the basic colors can't impart.

With swathes of gloss aluminium and man - made leather, the C - Class Cabriolet's interior looks and feels more special than an equivalent BMW 4 Series Convertible's, even if it doesn't impart the robust integrity of an Audi A5.

What good is a luxury car that doesn't impart a feeling of mastery over one's environment — and even over the weather?

Interior My test model was loaded and cost around $ 44,000, and though the interior was nice, it didn't impart the same feeling of luxury you get from sinking into the sumptuous Audi Q5.

Also, pure synthetics under high degrading heat convert to molecules that are much less abrasive under high heat and don't impart the same stress to turbo bearing cartridges.

And it's easy to see why — the caramel hue is intrinsically elegant, conveying sophistication that black just doesn't impart quite as easily.

It has a higher smoke point (meaning you can cook with it at higher temperatures) than its unrefined counterpart (450 degrees vs. 350 degrees) and doesn't impart a coconut flavor or aroma.

I have used coconut oil in this recipe because it is a great natural oil which doesn't impart any flavour to the recipe.

While it doesn't impart the minty aftertaste that most toothpastes pride themselves on, using it before bed helps not only freshen your breath, but kills bacteria that cause plaque and other problems, without the fluoride (and if you miss the minty taste, just add a drop of peppermint essential oil).

The filling of Primal Pumpkin Pie is made with coconut milk instead of heavy cream, which gives the pumpkin a silky texture but doesn't impart any detectable coconut flavor.

They may, indeed, have more protein than an egg, but if it's processed, low - quality protein, it won't impart the same health benefits.»

I like to store mine in a mason jar covered with a napkin before sealing the jar so the metal lid doesn't impart a metallic taste in the milk.

«Hyperelastic bones» don't impart Stretch Armstrong abilities, but they could give surgeons a quick, inexpensive way to repair bone breaks.

ticket doesn't impart the knowledge of this game.

It doesn't impart much of its own profile.

Spelt's sweet, mild flavor is a worthy complement to cinnamon bread's sugary cinnamon swirl, and doesn't impart any bitter aftertaste.

They don't impart a sweet taste, if you prepare them well.

The chips often don't melt, probably because they're meant for cookies, so they don't impart any sweetness.

For what it's worth, unlike unrefined coconut oil, refined coconut oil won't impart much coconut flavor at all.

It won't impart as much flax flavor, color will not be affected and it won't contribute to a mealy texture.

The big knock on gas grills is that they don't impart much smoke.

School can't teach me anything about God that the Holy Spirit can't impart, except maybe how to write a paper.

(works alone don't impart righteousness, our works must be done looking to God, not idols.)

Nearly 60 percent of professionals thought their parents had valuable career advice to share, but that their parents weren't imparting that advice to them.

In I and Thou Buber wrote of revelation as not imparting any specific «content» but a Presence as power.

«Making himself known,» I say; not imparting truths about himself.

The revelation of God in Christ is not the imparting of a new idea of God; it is a fresh unveiling of the Reality to which ideas, new and old, with greater or less adequacy, apply.

There can be no adequate technical education which is not liberal, and no liberal education which is not technical; that is, no education which does not impart both technique and intellectual vision» (AE 74).

God does not impart fear in you to believe in him.

It is actually a very mild tasting fruit, so it does not impart any taste to the drink whatsoever — it just gives lots of body to it, and is ofcourse healthy.

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.

Using expeller pressed (refined) coconut oil will also not impart much coconut taste.

Any other nut butter would also work but would not impart as much flavor.

Pastry flour is ground using the entire wheat berry (germ and bran still intact) and does not impart a strong «wheaty» or «tannic» flavor (like whole wheat).

Unlike that tin of Hershey's cocoa mix, which does not impart those benefits.

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The coconut flour means my son who has nut allergies and gluten intolerance can eat these meatloaves but it does not impart a coconut flavor.

Bouldy has certainly not imparted any of his skills from his own playing days.

The Chapter does not impart skills, although it includes descriptions of essential skills that every health professional should master, such as positioning and attachment for breastfeeding.

Contrary to some earlier indications, hormone replacement therapy might not impart heart risks to women who take it during their 50s.

Pages of descriptive text do not impart the same amount of information as our careful drawing, often enhanced by enlargements and dissections.

Though not imparted with any actual mystical powers, fire cider truly is magical in its own right.

It will not impart a coconut flavor to the dish but will make it nice and creamy.

Hi Loni, Using coconut oil when sauteing and / or frying can actually be very beneficial, and it does nt impart much flavor on the food at all.

It is meant for oily / combination skin, but it does not impart a matte finish rather skin looks glowing.

In this state, it lends a depth of flavor that ordinary melted butter would not impart.