Sentence examples for informed a sense from inspiring English sources

A distinctive English culture has developed alongside and indeed informed a sense of British identity throughout the history of the union.

He catches Greyhound buses to retrace the Riders' trail, and to inform a sense of racial identity, for Britain and himself.

Between the 1920s and 1970s most British men would have passed through Burton's doors to purchase their first suit, imbibing as they did its military precision, moral rectitude and quiet taste that informed a reassuring sense of what was normal.

Pinter's plays are informed by a sense that time past can never be accurately quantified or fully recaptured.

Mr. Christiansen says in his foreword to the catalog that Baschenis's paintings "are informed by a sense of geometry akin to the Pythagorean harmonics of music".

Back then the county cricket reports offered some of the best writing to be found in the newspapers; they were classic miniatures, informed by a sense of history, of place, and of narrative.

Moreover, the valorization of greed in the Thatcher/Reagan era justified the extension of instrumental considerations governing relationships in the marketplace into spheres previously informed by a sense of uncalculated reciprocity and civil obligation.

"It is the product of work informed by a sense of urgency given the tension and violence of the past year and the need to contend with the past before the passage of time makes this even more difficult," they said.

This project is informed by a sense of wanting to celebrate the resilience and power of a community member who is still with us.

45 Public deliberation and partnership are critical features of translational science, informed by a sense of shared responsibility in scientific inquiry aimed at health impact and made possible by the trust of communities and participants.

Elias's use of gospel songs to express his intense emotions suggests that religious sensibilities and subjectivities may inform both a sense of self and idioms of agency among my informants.