Sentence examples for pretty well informed from inspiring English sources

I think they're pretty well informed about this, and they will probably be better informed over the next week.

My father had had a long friendship with Admiral Samuel Eliot Morison, and that connection had kept him pretty well informed about where the Philip was and what she was up to while I was aboard, but my other relatives didn't seem interested when I came home.

As for the Chromebook displays themselves, Pritchard writes that the one he saw was manned by a "Chrome Expert" who was pretty well informed about the product and likely worked for a third-party company and received his training directly from Google.

So it's safe to say that I'm pretty well informed.

"Usually prosecutors are pretty well informed before they go forward on a death penalty," Bremner said.

Col Boon is eighty-five years of age, five feet seven inches high, stoutly made, and active for one of his years; is still of vigorous mind, and is pretty well informed.

We didn't delve into the relative leanings of each district, but if you were reading House Party a year ago, you were pretty damn well informed about where the battlegrounds were.

We would chat about neurology and biology, literature, history, biographies — he was startlingly well informed on pretty much everything under the sun, and this was a very different Robin — thoughtful, relaxed, not onstage, not "on".

We would chat about neurology and biology, literature, history, biographies he was startlingly well informed on pretty much everything under the sun, and this was a very different Robin thoughtful, relaxed, not onstage, not "on".

The game was well presented at tournaments, with the commentators – known as shoutcasters in the eSports scene – being well informed and generally pretty engaging.

I kept thinking that the Ark and Earth stories would diverge and that the show would have to come up with a series of awkward contrivances to keep them linked, but the two threads actually dovetail pretty well and inform each other in reasonably interesting ways.