Sentence examples for sort of informing from inspiring English sources

"I think that they are just sort of informing themselves right now about how the press corps works at the White House and mulling over what kinds of changes they want to make," White House Correspondents Association president Jeff Mason told The Huffington Post after the meeting.

All that stuff has sort of informed my life, especially the cast albums my parents used to play.

So I sort of am forced to kind of inform them.

Screenwriter and executive producer Daniel Powell said that the episode explores "a little bit more" about Mark's background, particularly that his father left him when he was younger, and that it "sort of informs why he became a social worker".

"It's sort of like informing them something will be happening here," the ambassador said.

Amateur musicians are the best sort of audience, informed to the point that they have played the very pieces on a night's concert program.

And yet, as Lori Gottlieb told us, 'Something that looks really enticing from the outside is usually sort of culturally informed... very superficial.' So why, we asked, do we get so hung up on them?

In this sort of analysis divergence provides an important way of informing and modifying emergent conceptualisations and explanation.

This is the sort of information that helps consumers make informed decisions.

Using this sort of detailed information to inform a JEM improves the accuracy of exposure assessment [ 61].

This works even better if the two-person team has made up some sort of signal for informing each other of the enemy's location.