Sentence examples for informed meaning from inspiring English sources

His decision must be "informed", meaning he must have been told about alternatives such as hospice care and pain control, and he must have asked his doctor at least three times to be allowed to die.

('Suitably informed' meaning, of course, that you'd need to spend the best part of a decade getting academically tooled up for life as a scientist).

Arguably, the same could have been said of F.D.R. in 1934 (the midterms that year went his way), but back then people were more desperate and less informed, meaning less likely to convince themselves that they shouldn't "believe the data".

The act of filling the canvas is not informed by meaning, but is an exercise in meaning making.

He wound down all his companies listed in 2009, and when he opened new ones he informed Treasury, meaning these companies have been operating even with Tajideen listed.

Aesthetic experience, unlike sensual gratification, is informed with meaning.

A post-positivist paradigm informed analysis, meaning we aimed to produce verifiable, accurate and consistent findings through the use of a selection of systematically applied research methods, including low-level statistics; we sought to establish findings through attending to recurring patterns within the data.

Results indicate that by 19 months, infants use their representations of known verbs to inform the meaning of a novel noun that appears as its argument.

Through the eyes of the Bronx-born Puerto Rican Juliet, Rivera explores how deeply context informs the meaning of concepts like feminism and diversity, as her protagonist ventures out west to intern for her favorite author, a white queer feminist.

At the beginning of each new treatment module, the patient was informed about the meaning and background of each treatment technique, the significance of the homework set, and the meaning of certain symptoms or reactions.

However, the majority of the men also reported that their wife had informed them neither, meaning that many women had not shared the basic information they had received during the baseline interview.