Sentence examples for informs rather from inspiring English sources

A travelogue that informs rather than lectures; a presenter both capable and likeable; an ancient tale infused with the heady aroma of wealth, purpose and camel – Auntie, we doff our headscarves in respect.

It was also perceived as being truly informed consent by some participants (although it is worth noting that it is the information provided to potential donors that guarantees consent is informed rather than the consent mechanism).

This makes the operator informed rather than randomised.

It is meant to inform, rather than replace, individual organizational efforts, planning, goals, or opinions.

I was informed, rather loftily, that I could pick up my case from the airport in Pisa.

Other options come from Croatia, India and, of course, Italy; I can only inform rather than recommend, given that I haven't seen any of them yet.

How do we raise our standards so that the people can be informed rather than bullied into xenophobic, self-destructive outbursts?

We argue that viewing climate change instead as a risk multiplier, influencer or co-factor can help to inform rather than inflame this important discussion.

Polio informed rather than crippled the leadership of F.D.R.; Lincoln endured the sickness and death of a beloved 11-year-old son during the Civil War.

So while gentle persuasion may at times be appropriate, the role of the clinician must be principally to inform rather than to influence.

But there's a self-satisfaction about Tilth that seemed to inform — rather, infect — a few servers, who sometimes acted as if they knew what was best for me.