Sentence examples for especially informed from inspiring English sources

I've been providing data and analysis tools to land managers for years, but informed managers are nothing without an informed citizenry, and especially informed policymakers.

Wilson's esteem for Hunter is unquestionably heartfelt, and you can appreciate how her paintings especially informed his approach to light.

He wasn't especially informed about politics or culture, but he loved to express his opinions on these subjects in a booming voice and with a stern lowering of his right eyebrow that demanded attention and respect.

"But I'm not good enough to go serve New York City?" He and several of his Army supervisors noted that he was fit and disciplined, and that his firsthand sense of the streets and his record of public service could make him an especially informed patrolman on the beat.

The Pixies, especially, informed the choices I'd make in the music I listened to for a very long time.

And the hip-hop programming is especially informed and even prescient, featuring emerging local rappers such as Tia Nomore and Queens D. Light alongside out-of-towners such as Teklife artists DJ Earl and Taso, who test regional styles from elsewhere on audiences reared on hyphy.

For his first appearance, on the CBS newsmagazine "48 Hours," he flew to New York to discuss the O. J. Simpson case, a topic on which he was not especially well informed.

It turns out, then, that my parents were wrong: there is a practical use for an English degree, especially one informed by the text-centric "close reading" of the New Criticism that dominated the academy in the middle of the last century.

This paper argues that an alternative approach, based upon embedding transferable skills into the curriculum, produces more consistent and sustainable results than policy led enterprise programme initiatives, especially when informed by a systematic and integrated transferable skills framework.

Most people assume — especially those informed by portrayals in television, books and movies — that the United States doesn't execute people with severe mental illness.

The interviewers are often not especially well informed and appear ready to serve as co-promoters of whatever a particular guest, such as Solomon, is hawking -- whether it is a book, a movie or an album.