Sentence examples for informed principles from inspiring English sources

Widely regarded by performers and public alike as one of the finest organists of the second half of the 20th century, Marie-Claire Alain, who has died at the age of 86, was a pioneering spirit in the application of historically informed principles to her instrument.

This is achieved by guiding participants through an exploration of spiritually informed principles (e.g. forgiveness, gratitude, compassion) that are presented in eight modules (see Table  1).

No matter how wide the collars and outlandish the rooms, Mr. Soderbergh insists on beauty as a guiding, maybe even politically informed, principle.

In a move that paralleled the description in the Awakening of Faith of the "one mind" (yixin, 一心) of ultimate reality as having two aspects ti, "embodied structure" and yong "function"—Fazang held that the dharmadhātu or realm of truth/ultimate reality should be seen nondualistically in terms of both informing principles (li, 理) and phenomenal experiences (shi, 事).

Striving "to situate the human body as the serendipitous actuator of audiovisual content," the works display "the creative potential that amplifying technologies can introduce to performance art, and how this synthesis can inform principles of set design, lighting, and choreography".

Because similar archetypal processes also likely govern liver regeneration following DILI, it is possible that some of the results of our modeling study can be generalized to inform principles underlying regeneration following DILI as well.

Right then, Mary discovered what she described as Austen's "deadly accuracy" and her "informing principle, that politeness serves a purpose, that civility and kindness are moral imperatives".

His endorsement of the study of rhetoric and his underlying notion of language as an informing principle of the individual and society would become crucial subjects of humanistic discussion and debate.