Sentence examples for informed even from inspiring English sources

The Bush administration must continue to keep the public informed, even when the information is unpleasant and unsatisfactorily vague.

Individuals whose data has been accessed have no right to be informed even if that access was unlawful.

And she demonstrates that history, represented by the pageant of Between the Acts, informed even the work of those who claimed to reject their cultural inheritance.

Goodale, though, had a unique vantage point, and gives a deeply informed, even gossipy firsthand look at the legal strategy as well as conflicts between editorial and business interests inside the offices of The Times.

He argues that the influence of the Enlightenment has been overrated, and that religion has thoroughly informed even such avowedly secular movements as the Jacobins' "civic cults" and "eschatological" Marxism.

He didn't undo and recompose the elements of cinema, as did his immediate precursor in the prolific — namely, Jean-Luc Godard — but he delved deep into the world of his time as it was informed, even formed, emotionally and socially, by the cinema, as in his 1973 science-fiction thriller "World on a Wire," which is only now getting its American theatrical première, at IFC Center.

Ackroyd's tradition is full of latencies that continue to inform even when they are mute.

A fascination with the supernatural seemed to inform even how she thought about her unusual pregnancy.

Nevertheless, Mr. Kaplow covets his interests and the way of life they inform, even if they are what colleagues and students might fondly label old-fashioned.

And even if one assumes that the elimination of compulsion absolutely requires informing even the most knowledgeable suspect of his right to remain silent, it cannot conceivably require the right to have counsel present.

MYSTERIOUS forces draw people to Manitou Springs, Colo., a little jewel box of a village at the foot of Pikes Peak; mysterious forces inform even their mundane errands around town.