imparting

His manner of imparting information, is thoughtful, and appropriate to the scene.

But whether he was surprised or not surprised, the consequence of your imparting it might be the same.

Hal and Reg were as much surprised at Dick's news, as at his manner of imparting it.

I have no hesitation in imparting to you all I know of the last episode that, as he used to say, had "come to him."

My third brother was very keen on imparting to us a variety of knowledge.

"Beyond doubt," whispered Gianapolis, imparting a quality of awe to his voice.

Hence the importance of imparting a high velocity to projectiles in war.

He had kept his suspicions to himself, not imparting them even to his own special followers.

Who shall say that the imparting of such knowledge is not the business of a real school?

Now his eyes shone with the joy of imparting a delicious morsel.