Sentence examples for genuinely informed from inspiring English sources

Genuinely informed, engaged and empowered patients are a force for good.

"There is little indication that our foreign policy is consistently and genuinely informed by a thorough commitment to project our domestic constitutional principles onto the international arena".

The playwright's revisions are good-hearted and bland but genuinely informed by the indisputable fact that "musical comedy can change the world".

But he missed a fat opportunity to say something genuinely informed and useful.

He has also, however unevenly and imperfectly, supplied enough synthesis and analysis to make that judgment genuinely informed.

Consent was obtained from all participants with the assistance of an interpreter when needed to ensure consent was genuinely informed.

Taken together, these considerations indicate that the scope of suicidal conduct that genuinely manifests fully informed and rational self-evaluation may be rare and so only occasionally will suicide be rational or morally permissible.

Accordingly, the initiative was informed by genuinely open and frank dialogue with the business community that has benefited all parties.

It's a complex issue that must be approached from many different angles – contraception, education, legal rights, social change – but most people seemed well informed and genuinely interested.

She said that golf, particularly women's golf, sorely lacks media coverage and that her fans genuinely need to be informed about when the women's golf tour is coming to town.

(Tracy sounded genuinely surprised when I informed her that her seminal composition airs incessantly on 1990s retrospectives).