Sentence examples for informed idea from inspiring English sources

Only two people had a more informed idea of where the product was coming from.

She leaves with an informed idea of what she thinks the situation is, but it's always so much more hazy when you're there.

Also, there was no data on the composition and quality of antenatal care received which could have given a more informed idea on the adequacy of care.

I am certainly no academic ace, but I have always fancied myself as being rather nifty at conceptually informed ideas.

Your ability to absorb new stuff is slowing down, and Birkbeck is right – I would struggle to keep up with the bright young things and their "conceptually informed" ideas.

It requires taking the time to develop informed ideas about the things you care about, and not blindly adopting them from others around you.

This was the informing idea behind his defense of painting as a science.

The informing idea, that "reality" is infinitely manipulable and corruptible, is pursued with increasingly phantasmagoric invention.

It was thus the poet who provided the informing idea and dictated the fashion of the whole night's assembly.

She is a messy writer: "[it's] a basket of stuff that eventually looks like it has some informing idea.

His informing idea was that responsibility — hard work, education, the moral life — brought a degree of freedom and independence even in oppression.