A contemporary described Bronzino as a man "who delights much in literature, poetry and music," all of which informed his sophisticated painted images.
Your slice pops up with a simple icon of the day's outlook: a shining sun, a cloud or raindrops, all of which inform a toast-friendly nation without the bother of newspapers or radio weather reports.
Under the successive leadership of seven formidable editors in chief — all women — Vogue has pioneered a host of aesthetic, technological and commercial advances, virtually all of which inform the fashion media and industry as they exist today.
He then spent two unhappy years at the exclusive Los Alamos Ranch School for boys, in New Mexico, memories of which informed his late novel "The Wild Boys" and other fantasies of all-male societies.
His success was stoked, partly, by his knowledge of what it was to be poor – with his father in debtors' prison, Dickens was pulled from school to work in a blacking factory, the memory of which informed his dislike of institutional hypocrisy.
He was trained in jurisprudence, but read widely in Classics, philology, and philosophy, all of which informed his highly original views on history, historiography, and culture.
Women from diverse backgrounds have different experiences, struggles and social influences, all of which inform the way they view their individual bodies.
Hod chose the pumpjack because it is associated with "greed and environmental destruction," both of which inform our fears about the future of contemporary society.
The academic study of language is conducted within many different disciplinary areas and from different theoretical angles, all of which inform modern approaches to linguistics.
Adaptive management is an iterative process in which management actions are followed by targeted monitoring, the results of which inform changes in management actions (Walters and Hilborn 1978).
