Sentence examples for informed talking from inspiring English sources

"Keeping people informed, talking to as many people as possible, that was our goal".

"The aim is to give children a space for free expression because not only are children the adults of tomorrow, they are best placed to inform, talk to or convince other children" maintains Charles confidently.

(David Rooney Becoming Dr. Ruthth' (in previews; opens on Tuesday) Dr. Ruth K. Westheimer became a major cultural figure (and an instant parody target) in the 1980s with her frank and psychologically informed talk of sex on national radio and television.

(David Rooney) 'Becoming Dr. Ruth' (previews start on Friday; opens on Oct. 29) Dr. Ruth K. Westheimer became a major cultural figure (and an instant parody target) in the 1980s with her frank and psychologically informed talk of sex on national radio and television.

He says grass-roots conservative Web sites inform talk radio, which in turn feeds the evening political talk-show circuit.

Nine experts appointed by the UN secretary-general Ban Ki-moon produced the report on humanitarian financing to inform talks at May's world humanitarian summit.

While we didn't use them to confirm the patent, the background information I gained meant I was more informed when talking to other lawyers.

As for the pundits and informed sources talking about the governor's leaving office a year before the end of her term, Mr. McDonough said: "Anyone who says they're in the know is just playing a speculating game".

"After Tiller," a new documentary focused on the four doctors in the United States openly performing third-trimester abortions, takes a complicated subject beyond the familiar muck of abstract and often ill-informed talking points to deliver a frank portrayal of the real life situations of the physicians and their desperate patients.

He sputtered mashed potato and gesticulated with pleasure at having someone informed to talk to.

I was informing the talking head who'd been talking about wasteful spending by welfare recipients that in every case where a state has drug-tested benefits claimants, the state has wasted its money – most claimants aren't drug users.