Sentence examples for he informed himself from inspiring English sources

He informed himself deeply, asked hard questions, pressed for an exit strategy, and emphasized the need to "Afghanize" the war.

He had informed himself about the pending legislation in minute detail.

While not questioning his opponents' patriotism, he said: "Giuliani could have informed himself by remaining on the Iraq Study Group.

Che Guevara was a racist that wrote extensively about the superiority of white Europeans over people of African descent, so he should inform himself on the guy that he's propping up.

(Imagine the hubris of a philosopher dismissing a whole scientific approach!) If Dawkins had bothered to inform himself, he would have learned that the ambiguity and multilayered meanings reflected in Continental philosophy are themselves the metaphysical point: reality does not have the Apollonian precision and clarity Dawkins and analytical philosophers wish to impose on it.

Had Mr O'Neill troubled to inform himself, he would have discovered that Brazil has stuck rigorously to the deals it has negotiated with the IMF since 1999, and that much of the money leaving the country is debt repayments by Brazilian companies to foreign banks that have yanked credit lines they would normally have renewed.

If it is not the maze that informs the mouse, we shall admit that it is the mouse that informs himself when he is walking through the maze.

It's possible that the doomed Duke of York was voicing the view of Shakespeare himself when he informed Margaret of Anjou (Henry VI's avenging queen, preparing to plunge a dagger into the usurping duke's heart before mocking his corpse with a paper crown) that she was a "she-wolf" — and one worse, by far, than any of the four-legged variety.

"Immigration and Customs Enforcement," he informed me.

Even the stories he hasn't written himself he informs and reveals.

Eyres himself, he informs us, is a scion of "the Catholic aristocracy" [see footnote].