Sentence examples for and informed by a from inspiring English sources
"Finnegans Wake," as Shloss saw it, was characterized by word dissociation and informed by a dancer's sense of movement.
Opposition is both visceral and informed by a fear of being accused of, as it were, going against nature by covering acres of it with bricks and mortar.
These omnipresent cycles represent, instead, an anachronistic grouping — one made only in hindsight and informed by a shrewd combination of the Romantic ethos of classical music and the box-set mentality of the record industry.
The critique was vigorous, brilliantly written and informed by a deep hostility toward the press, said Anthony Lewis, the author of "Make No Law: The Sullivan Case and the First Amendment" and a former columnist for The New York Times.
It deals in the quotidian and the trivial, but it keeps us aware of how every seemingly insignificant detail in one family's life is infused and informed by a much bigger picture.
"This advice is based on the latest research evidence, and informed by a range of groups including healthcare professionals and patient representatives.
This article was prompted and informed by an outstanding seminar by Clare Burrage, at UCL on Friday.
The dichotomisation of sociodemographic and educational variables was guided by previous research on widening participation 23 and informed by an initial univariate exploratory analysis of the current data.
The dichotomisation of sociodemographic variables was guided by previous research on widening participation in medical and dental education [ 12] and informed by an initial univariate exploration of the dataset.
The process of creating health threat representations and choosing coping strategies is assumed to be dynamic and informed by an individual's personality, and religious, social and cultural context [ 55].
Bill C-14 is the legislation tabled by the Liberals in the House of Commons, based on a decision passed down by the Supreme Court last year, and informed by consultations conducted by a Parliamentary committee on the matter.
