Sentence examples for felt informed by from inspiring English sources

But Dunham – whose parents, Carroll Dunham and Laurie Simmons, are both artists – refused to accept Famous as a provocative work of art when it felt informed by "aspects of our culture that make women feel unsafe".

Don't get me wrong, I've always felt informed by them, and in the case of the comedic portrayals of blackness like Coming to America or Friday, amused by them.

There is nothing quite as funny in "Carpoolers," which feels informed by movies like Mr. Phillips's "Old School" but not inspired by them.

The entire story feels informed by nineteen-nineties debates about black masculinity, not to mention the parallel that's suggested between Malcolm X with Angela Davis and Bill with Hillary.

Haneke is an Austrian-born director who makes films in French, and the plot of Hidden touches on the national guilts of both his native and artistic countries but also feels informed by more recent wars.

This account of Kilcannon seeking the presidency, while knowing that he may have made himself a target, feels informed by the author's friendship with Senator Edward Kennedy and viscerally depicts the risks and tactics of running for office in a gun-mad culture.

The acoustic emo ditty "Christmas Eve" feels informed by Sean Watkins' work with Jon Foreman (of the group Switchfoot) in Fiction Family.

She felt "informed", and she then opted for a termination.

Prenatal care was uneventful and I felt informed.

Fewer and fewer people believe it, feel informed or entertained by it, or find themselves compelled to seek it out.

But I can't watch it, don't want to watch it, if it feels informed and inspired by the aspects of our culture that make women feel unsafe even in their own beds, in their own bodies".