Sentence examples for informed by the language from inspiring English sources

Nisbet then turns to work informed by the language of energy and the ecological notion that all matter is in process, including Robert Barry's radio wave installations and Simone Forti's performances.

This chapter comes from an in-progress dissertation entitled "The American Laboratory and its Film Experiments, 1927-1939". The project attends to the filmmakers' authorial choices in order to recognize how their practices were deeply informed by the language and reasoning of domestic and foreign avant-gardes.

As will be reviewed below, the design of the TEAP test was informed by the results of language function surveys based on Japanese school curriculum guidelines that were taken by Japanese high school teachers and university instructors.

It is informed by the legends and language of three trailblazing women (Ina Coolbrith, Gertrude Stein, and Isadora Duncan) and the ways their lives intersected in Oakland.

With the benefit of the extended analysis of divisions of moral labour, informed by the notion of a language of responsibility, I can address the emerging path of RRI, including the reductions that occur, inevitably.

Shaw wrote "Bury the Dead" in 1936, and it is obviously more informed by the circumstances, as well as by the language, of World War I than by the following conflict.

These were spoken pronouns, but, of course, our understanding and use of language is informed by the printed word.

His idiosyncratic visual language is informed by the fierce emotion and lavish style of his Latin American heritage, filtered by an exquisitly mannered elegance saturated with singular erotic charge".

Kumaravadivelu examines in detail how the cultural component of second- and foreign-language education has been informed by the Western notions of cultural assimilation, cultural pluralism, and cultural hybridity.

Whilst future funding will reflect continuing synergies and efficiencies it will remain consistent with the commitment to a strong and independent Welsh-language TV service, with future services informed by the outcome of the proposed review.

Some early commentators have seemed personally affronted by the absence from a play informed by the misdeeds of the Marquis de Sade of the very miscreant who allowed the word "sadism" into the language.