Sentence examples for particularly informed from inspiring English sources

And it has particularly informed my social doctrine.

Among the voters interviewed here, few were particularly informed about what any of the candidates have proposed.

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

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.

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

Fry summarized Horton's take this way: "Submissions from women are more likely to be from writers who are particularly informed, while a much greater share of submissions from men are 'dinner party op-eds' – pieces written because the author has an opinion on the subject, not because of any particular standing or expertise".

(That perspective particularly informs this project, about an immigrant whose last name translates from Russian roughly as "one without a home").

Given its size and direct relevance to other high income countries, the study is likely to influence future blood pressure guidelines, particularly informing debate around the attainment of lower blood pressure targets, whether these lower targets are truly achievable, and the role of prescription resistance 11 in limiting what is meant by "truly achievable".

All of which make Mr. Giuliani's comments particularly ill informed.

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

His book is a formidable gathering of small facts and big ideas, and the narrative portions are particularly strong, informed by real empathy for both his named and his nameless characters, flawed only sporadically by portentousness and small stylistic lapses.