Sentence examples for really informs from inspiring English sources

"Being a father really informs what I'm trying to create with Dr. Bindlebeep".

I always thought I'd be a performer and I love acting, and so going out and acting in a film really informs what I do here.

Joseph Morpurgo adds: "We have a lot of muscle memory from having done short-form – it really informs your long-form play".

Remain duly kept churning out data – Brexit would cost "£4,300 per household", claimed George Osborne – apparently unaware that no one likes to think, let alone admit, that what really informs their decisions is much more elusive and emotional.

Leafly "really informs us of the most popular strains and the most popular retail locations around the world," according to Kennedy.

"Our technology provides 100,000x greater spacial resolution than existing approaches and we do it at 100-1,000x cost reduction so our vision is to be the GPS of the environment — a new layer of environmental awareness and intelligence that really informs day-to-day decisions.

[The Watchup team thinks] that there's still a need for a special time for getting only the good news, only the high-quality information from professional news channels that can really inform the audience".

That really informed the records before that.

Has this story really informed citizens or animated democracy?

"Both of those shows really inform the character".

That really informed my aesthetic; how to juxtapose color and texture.