Sentence examples for but it informed from inspiring English sources

"But it informed so many things.

The letter did not elaborate on the complaints, but it informed Dr. Calvo that he was suspended with pay, pending an investigation, and barred him from campus, instructing him to leave his Princeton ID and keys on his desk.

"This story has been told enough, and I don't have to tell it anymore, but it informed everything I did since -- the writing I did about Kurt Cobain after his death, about Timothy Leary as he was dying, about Allen Ginsberg after he died, about Frank Sinatra and Jim Morrison," he says.

Gilbert never talked about it, but it informed her every move in rearing Revis and his siblings: DéAudra, 19, and Terry, 16. "She's been through so many things in her life that I wouldn't have been able to imagine," said Revis, who played three seasons at Pittsburgh.

Christianity isn't necessarily what made her a "good person," but it informed her decision that hatred and bigotry are against God's will.

But it informs her work too.

But it informs "Won't Back Down," which envisions Gyllenhaal's trigger-pulling parent as an Erin Brockovich of education.

"The science doesn't dictate things, but it informs things, and it leads to interesting conversations about what the policy for their own community should be," Susskind says.

This debate is long-running but it informs some of the most pressing monetary questions of today.Money fulfils three main functions.

That might sound like a corporate bromide, but it informs his view of how to run the company, from dealing with problems directly to trying to make gay employees at his firm feel comfortable.

That episode, presented in lively detail, accounts for only two of the book's 12 chapters, but it informs Burns's view of the court from start to finish.