Sentence examples for not particularly informed from inspiring English sources

Okay, so Christos FC is not particularly informed.

The proprietor is frequently on the floor, helping diners with their orders; otherwise, the serving staff, while efficient, is not particularly informed or helpful.

But I hear firsthand from people who aren't particularly informed and still tell me that they are avoiding thinking about climate because it's too late.

Microsoft certainly knew that Mr. Vacco was not particularly well informed about the software industry.

The fact that Darwin's cousin, Sir Francis Galton, helped found the eugenics movement in the late nineteenth century has further encouraged those who are not particularly well informed on the subject to assume biological evolution can be linked with social Darwinism, a false application of Darwin's ideas that attributes the success individuals or groups enjoy to their inherent genetic superiority.

However, school nurses also considered that there were a large number of parents and school girls who were not particularly well informed but simply trusted the advice to have HPV vaccination.

To have been given such a gong was not really terribly helpful, nor did it seem to be based upon any particularly informed judgment".

To have been given such a gong was not really terribly helpful, nor did it seem to be based upon any particularly informed judgement.

And it has particularly informed my social doctrine.

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They probably can't serve your needs, if you just pick out a sermon outline that sort of sounds okay, but it is something that does not particularly inspire or inform, or about which you wouldn't care to talk/hear yourself.