Impart used in a sentence

Impart in a sentence as a verb

I mean, it's a movie -- the point is to tell a story not impart technical knowledge.

The fact that we have repurposed it to refer to electronic media does not magically impart to electronic media the properties of biological viruses.

I think there's a failure somewhere within the technique Ben employed to impart the values that he thinks are important, not to mention blindness to the possibility that he himself might be an obstacle in creating "a good place to work.

The brochure explicitly stated that parents should not correct their child's improper spelling or pronunciation because that would somehow stifle learning or take away from the "professional's" ability to "properly" impart knowledge to the child.