Sentence examples for informed fan from inspiring English sources
"After I did Velvet Goldmine, which is also set in London and a fantasy, a crazy but well informed fan made me a T-shirt that had Jane and Michael Banks [the children in Mary Poppins] looking up at the star next to a picture of Ewan McGregor and Christian Bale [who appear in Velvet Goldmine] looking up at the spaceship.
Before becoming a critic at the Web site Hitfix (and before that, The Star-Ledger in New Jersey) Mr. Sepinwall was writing about television as an informed fan — in college he started a blog about "NYPD Blue" — but his fan-boy history hasn't clouded his critical eye.
While we have unprecedented access to so many women's events these days, if you want to be an engaged and informed fan, you have to actively search out where to get news about your sport or team and where you can watch (or, really, how to stream) games.
"I can't wait to get back to doing what I love," she informed fans.
After being re-seated on a flight an hour later, he informed fans: "the flight attendants already look... smarter".
The league's chairman came on to the ice and informed fans, in a voice shaking with emotion, that the players felt unable to continue.
Notes informed fans that Moby intended his latest album, "Last Night," to recreate the sounds and moods of an all-nighter on the New York club scene.
The staff member informed fans that an official release was unlikely outside of Japan and Asia, and when pushed on the reasoning wrote: "Do you know many issues happening in video game industry with regard to how to treat female in video game industry?
The Dodgers' comeback went so late Friday that the public-address announcer informed fans the scheduled fireworks show had been canceled because of a city curfew.
In March 2008, Harvey Dent's fictional campaign informed fans that actual campaign buses nicknamed "Dentmobiles" would tour various cities to promote Dent's candidacy for district attorney.
Later, he informed fans that he had in fact unwittingly sold the rights for the comic to be made, stating that the producers had misinformed him as to the nature of the contract he had signed.
