How to pronounce“imper”in English

imperative in in fixing them myself.

imperfect response to an incredibly turbulent future.

imperial powers. Today, there’s disagreement about why the term has stuck around, too.

Imperial Army to take back Vietnam's independence.

imperfect, and will be wildly imperfect again, I think the idea that you are trusting them in this way that requires that you trust them

Impermanence is the essential truth woven in every aspect of our life.

Impermanence isn't the cause of suffering.

imperfectly, but were having conversations, about trans identities and trans people maybe for the first time around their dinner table that night.

Imperial cruiser uh had to be won in a a game of of

imperial palace. You've got these these Muslim people out in the far west that nobody ever speaks of. And the more I

imperfect data that we make or construct our soall rational framework the year let's say take

Impermeability, water tightness-- and that's good for those of us who are inside on a rainy day.

impermanence in the objects that the eye sees.

Impermanence in the eye consciousness.

Impermanence in the ears.

Impermanence of the sound.

Impermanence of the sound consciousness.

imperialistic civilization. So Europe pulls ahead, because of this invention of the competitive Nation States.

Imperfect peaches? Start all over again.

Imperfect pitch.

impermanence and so if I want to do some good and I want it to be lasting I understand that it has to go beyond me

imperfection. audience member #7: Hi, thanks so much for coming.

Imperialism, the most powerful countries in the world were the imperialist powers. It was endemic to humankind. The world was carved up by the imperialists. Who could foresee

imperfection, putting out something incomplete, is fundamentally different, a really important thing.

imperative for making GM crops readily and economically available to anybody in the developing world that wants it.

impervious when one man zipped past the two of us without so much as a no thanky wave of the hand and then another guy

Imperial Ventures have been to help other people we went into Cuba in 1898

imperative to protect our own liberty uh because the world is now such an interconnected place and something that happens one place will will definitely

imperatives are and or or about myself or about yourself yes what did you learn in your heart that stuff and and is there any

imperfect, bias-riddled people, to blunder our way toward the truth_ and not all of them have been doing such a good job at it.

imperative that we continue to explore, but also that we visit this neighbor with it might have been like our planet at one time before. So this can be a

imperceptible effect on us one of the things the research finds is that when they Flash the price of of an object to you um the part of your brain that

impersonal moral dilemma, but radically different when things start to get a bit more personal.

imperative to uh be good to other people to put my life to some uh purpose that

imperialistic people like like Mr Geor Bush and Dick Chen who are presenting

imperialist Powers I think writing transcends its own time place and

imperfectly followed it for the rest of human history religion has always been a dimension of people's finding their identity and and their affirming values

imperialism uh you know wherever you know whether

imperialism is about uh within that context uh humanitarian military

Imperial American from New Hampshire you got to live with me fellas I cuz I can't live with me otherwise we've done work on this this way believe is right and so

Imperial Rome had at least four slaves who were trained just to work on her hairstyles um men would never have gotten away with quite that much excess

Imperial Rome had at least four slaves who were trained just to work on her hairstyles um men would never have gotten away with quite that much excess

impersonation fraud at the ballot box, even though the state acknowledged that

imperceptibly um and that was about a year you know after battle he was in he

imperial CEO. You don't create an autocratic management style. You actually have people at various levels of the organization being encouraged to

imperfect Birds is the third book in a Trilogy about these characters Rosie and Elizabeth Ferguson Rosie's the um child we first meet in the novel Rosie who's

imperative that we move quickly to U come up with new sources of energy um

imperative to uh to be good to other people, to put my life to some uh

imperative we we form uh descriptions of the world and we try to figure out what's going on. Um we tell ourselves stories about our origins and about