Sentence examples for part informed from inspiring English sources

It shaped her days and, in large part, informed her current public persona of fiery, lyrical dignity.

No doubt the court was in part informed by the lingering memory of the critical role that mass surveillance played in 20th century fascist and totalitarian regimes across Europe.

If Paxman seemed unusually committed on the issue, this may have been in part informed by his emotional discovery, in an earlier "Who Do You Think You Are?" programme, of the cruelty with which his great-grandmother, who was widowed with nine children and lost her husband's army pension on his death, had poor relief removed from her – for the immorality of giving birth to an illegitimate child.

The results from this study also in part informed the development of an education campaign, Road Scholar, led by the University's Office of Communications with input and participation by the students.

KD is a game with a unique visual identity in part informed by Takahashi's artistic background as a sculptor.

This has in part informed her views on privacy and thus her opposition to the Bush Administration's post-9/11 policies.

The memoirist, for his part, informs us that "every morning, for many years, I have awakened, thinking: 'I'm ready to kill myself.' " In an "Envoi" to the memoir, written as it was going to press, the memoirist informs us that Susan, his wife — whose "irrepressible joshing" lifted his spirits for 46 years — has suddenly died.

It is this 'moving target' between conservation of societal traditions and innovation-through-learning that defines institutional resilience and which in part informs social-ecological systems (SES) resilience.

This philosophy, in part, informs the types of entrepreneurs who enter our incubator (multi-disciplinary teams with great intellectual curiosity and grit) as well as the build-up of speakers, workshops, artifacts, and even social events being offered over its course.

This will, in part, inform a decision as to the acceptability of using local lab values where central values are missing.

In each sonata a short sequence of natural numbers and fractions defines the structure of the work and that of its parts, informing structures as localized as individual melodic lines.