Sentence examples for quite informed from inspiring English sources

Interviewed young people turned out to be quite informed about possible ways of HIV transmission.

In boarding school, he told me, he and his friends "were quite engaged, quite informed, following the struggle," and he said, "Sometimes we even role-played: who would belong to which party, and this sort of thing, arguing the point".

"It's rife, and can be from quite an informed audience who know things are risky and want to push the envelope.

"Not only are they articulate, they are also quite well-informed about HIV/AIDS, which is one of our priorities in Malaysia".

The news -- well, it isn't quite yet news; the informed speculation -- that Dick Holbrooke is under consideration as Obama's special envoy to South Asia is somewhat promising.

Bailey wore that jersey on the plane ride home and — quite out of character — informed strangers he would swim in China in the Paralympics, even though he really didn't know what China was.

Thus, it is quite impossible to perform informed consent to a deceased person.

She is quite often the best informed person in the room.

More than 95% of the respondents were aware (confident, quite aware, or aware) of informed consent and related issues (informed consent form and consent documents), 53.4% of the respondents were aware of Japanese governmental guidelines, and 9.7% of the respondents were aware of GCP.

But as quite a few better-informed people have pointed out, the political science literature is unambiguous on this point: what matters isn't the state of the economy, it's the perception of trend.

Informed voters are quite capable of separating unwarranted attacks from those that are legitimate and fair game.