Word: impartation
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...inspirational fibs. And two important critical groups have rewarded Newman with their best-actor prizes. An Oscar nomination -- his eighth -- cannot be far behind. These are partly tributes to a long and invaluable career. But they are also rather careless obeisances to stardom's saving grace, its ability to impart a kind of unconscious glamour even to the contemplation of failure and mortality...
...Being fortunate enough to lead a life that is privately happy and hopefully is publicly useful is to me a most privileged condition," he wrote in Who's Who in America. "Maybe I can impart this philosophy to the upcoming generation...
...hints are given of things to come--computers, modern TVs, etc,--so one wonders what is special about that particular year. Also, why are Fanny, Mar, and Alexandra on a quest to hunt down Eisenhower? If they are emissaries from the past, what is the message they have to impart...
Today, the 17-year-old resident of Cambridge's sister city is one of his town's 18 popular teachers. He and his peers, appointed by the community to impart the knowledge they have amassed, teach about 350 youngsters of San Juan de las Flores in the new town schoolhouse...
...vaccine is to impart immunity against a given disease to a person by educating the immune system. The idea is to expose a person to an antigen without causing the full-blown effects of the disease normally associated with...