Sentence examples similar to is informant from inspiring English sources
noun
One who relays confidential information to someone, especially to the police; an informer.
In the Brooklyn cases, as always in Mafia prosecutions, it is informants who pierce the mob's veil.
The scale is informant-based and is used to assess basic and instrumental activities of daily living.
The NPI distinguishes between frequency and severity of symptoms; it is informant-based and requires about 30 minutes for administration.
Woman allegedly coerced into sex by LAPD officers was informant.
The world-class sprinters Tim Montgomery and Justin Gatlin were swayed by Mr. Novitzky to be informants.
He said the civilians were suspected by the Taliban of being informants for the military.
"They said we were informants for the community," Mr. Seid recalled.
After I heard that they were informants, it sort of broke my heart.
"After I found out they were informants, it sort of broke my heart," he testified.
I was told that most of these seated men were informants, not protesters; you could tell by their ugly jackets.
