One obvious explanation is that Cameron's "big society" was itself an idea informed by Christianity.
What I feared was that it was going to give a good idea — informed, conscious consumer choice ought to drive health care — a bad name.
As an actress, Marshall believes that every song is like a play, and that idea informs her own material, and her performances.
"Mrs. Obama often talks about bringing new voices into the national conversation, and that idea informed many of the decisions we made," Smith told Architectural Digest.
And together they seemed to herald an exciting chapter in the American musical, one in which the sounds and ideas informing a younger generation would lure new audiences to the theater.
Mitch Resnick explains how Papert's ideas informed his thinking about children, learning and technology forever.
The archbishop, himself a naturalised immigrant born in Mexico, does not deny that Anglo-Protestant ideas informed America's founding.
Parts of an essay on cannibals reappeared almost wholesale in The Tempest, while Montaigne's ideas informed King Lear, Hamlet and numerous others.
In the early 21st century, libertarian ideas informed new research in diverse fields such as history, law, economic development, telecommunications, bioethics, globalization, and social theory.
Surrealism, an artistic response to the power of dreams and the subconscious, was only a brief obsession for Miró but its ideas informed his painting of the mid-1920s, and his methods thereafter.
