Sentence examples for informed by a book from inspiring English sources
I sought that something down what now seems to me an eccentric path: an unorthodox but fervent, charismatic Catholicism, informed by a book of obnoxious sayings picked for no reason off of my grandfather's shelf.
Kassir's work is heavily informed by a nostalgic tone that Haugbolle's book goes so far to explain.
Campbell Robertson makes some predictions, informed by a highly informal poll.
He wanted to know the whole track of their lives to that moment, so that the way Sneezy blew his nose, or the delight of first-mate Smee as he sucked the liquor from his thumb in "Peter Pan" (1953), or the shambling dance of the bear Baloo in "The Jungle Book" (1967) would be informed by a universe of experience.Some characters were harder than others.
Nobody takes a scruff seriously; that's one thing I've learned.' (A 'demick', I am reliably informed by a Mancunian native, is 'a spaz'. This is not a book for the liberal-minded or even mildly politically correct).
One of her publishers, Max Reinhardt, once attempted to offer editorial suggestions about the language in one of her books but was promptly informed by a member of his staff that no one in England knew more about Regency language than Heyer.
We finally canceled our reservation in annoyance and booked elsewhere, after being curtly informed by a hotel representative that we would need to show proof of being 65 to qualify for a measly 5 percent AARP discount on the $128 rate.
The book argued that Obama's Presidency has been largely informed by a spirit of anticolonialism that has shaped his life since boyhood.
