Sentence examples for feel better informed from inspiring English sources

The American public claims to feel better informed now than at the turn of the century, mostly attributable to the surplus of information now easily accessible online.

Patients who feel better informed, feel that their needs are being protected, and are less suspicious about the priorities of clinics, might well be happier about donating fresh embryos in subsequent cycles.

But I'll definitely feel better informed and more confident that I'm getting my money's worth.

The problem with all of this is that it's tempting to watch Concussion and feel better informed about the controversies surrounding professional football and CTE.

But though people in this small city in southern New Jersey say they feel better informed than ever, they also, at times, feel overwhelmed, assaulted and confused by all that they must process.

… I feel better informed and often talk about what I learned on the Internet with my colleagues, neighbors, and e-friends.

We also found that women felt better informed, were more satisfied with the amount and quality of the information, and had more accurate risk perceptions, after viewing the DA.

Two-thirds of those who sent feedback felt better informed.

Consequently, developers generally felt better informed about what was happening in other parts of the larger team.

Relieved because she felt better informed, she got a second opinion from another cardiologist who recommended monitoring Dominic for six months.

Those who watched the video felt better informed, had fewer conflicts about the idea of donating and were less likely to want to be buried with all their organs.