Sentence examples for informed largely from inspiring English sources

He was a deeply informed, largely self-educated aesthete, an authority on painting and sculpture, a connoisseur of the broadest range of literature.

Informed largely by 50s rock'n'roll (but ditching the guitars for a synth and a drum machine), their debut went on to inspire entire genres (electro, industrial, goth) while providing a template for every shade-wearing, fuzzy rock'n'roller since.

But Gil and Siles imagined a different type of space, opting for modern pieces in a deliberate mix of patterns and a vivid color palette informed largely by Siles's itinerant childhood, spent in Thailand, Tunisia and Portugal.

NEOCAMP's work is cutting-edge, embodying heavy queer overtones and informed largely by Internet culture.

On the one hand, GPs thought that patients are becoming better informed, largely due to the advent of the internet.

They describe the preference of clinicians for their own internal tacit guidelines informed largely by interactions with peers and patients and their own clinical experience.

Born in Breckenridge, Minn., the fifth Fritz in a family primarily of German ancestry, he grew up with a passion for collecting, which has informed his largely autobiographical art.

If the FT's previous owner, Pearson, was seeking financial stability and an informed, if largely unexceptional, editorial line for its erstwhile media flagship, it needn't have looked further than the Nikkei.

Our understanding of the pathophysiology of COPD preceded large-scale tobacco policies, remaining largely informed by the 1960's study of British industrial workers [ 9, 10].

While Stornoway's first two albums were largely informed by life in and around Oxford, Bonxie was mostly written on the Gower Peninsula in south Wales, Briggs having moved there recently with his wife and young family.

Women reported their social networks as the most important source of labour information, suggesting that labour analgesia decision making is largely informed by the experiences and knowledge of these networks, and not necessarily by risks and benefits.