Sentence examples for is totally informed from inspiring English sources

"We agree to participate in the donors' conference in October," he said, "only if the international community is totally informed about the use made by the coalition of Iraq's financial and oil revenues".

As a statesman he insisted on being totally informed, would ask probing questions and would sometimes make insightful comments, but he almost always yielded to the way the wind was blowing.

"The World Cup season is about seeing where you are and what you've got to improve on, so you are totally informed in what you need to do.

Low and reptilian as well, of course, and - I am totally reliably informed - soon to be redundant.

For Brexit, people were totally ill informed, had a knee jerk reaction to something and now they are paying for it, even the people who were for it.

Maybe as a result of that, her images appear to be totally unpretentious, informed only by an intuitive sense of visual perception.

The idea that this is all driven by the noble purpose of informing the public is totally phoney.

Consent was granted from participating students during distribution of the questionnaire, and students were informed that the information collected will be kept anonymous and participation is totally voluntary.

If you don't notice this right away, the script spells it out quickly: another intern informs Emily that the hospital is "totally like high school".

The assumption that Americans are so well informed that cable news networks don't need to cover actual news is totally false and not supported by the facts.

When he remarked on her obliviousness after she chattered on one day about vertebrate anatomy to their neighbor — "Matson was totally bored," he informed her — there was no judgment, only pride that he had managed to notice.