Sentence examples for specifically informs from inspiring English sources

Though Mr. Maliphant allows that Rodin's massive vertical sculpture "The Gates of Hell" specifically informs some moments in "The Rodin Project," viewers shouldn't expect any overt references to particular Rodin works.

It is hoped that these findings will encourage the government of Kenya to develop a policy that specifically informs residents of the flood prone areas on allowable distance from the river to where houses can be erected because some precautionary measures the households have employed involved moving to higher grounds.

But what's too often overlooked with Rand Paul is that which specifically informs his so-called civil libertarian views.

Only one study specifically informs the duration of standard therapy in early-stage OC (GOG157) [ 10]; this trial compared three versus six cycles of carboplatin/paclitaxel.

Because the effects of antiresorptive treatment on bone turnover and changes in BMD may vary with severity of bone loss [ 41], our study specifically informs the value of TC to post-menopausal women with a firm diagnosis of osteopenia.

In comparison to the atranone case, no unusual chemistry has been proposed for the biosynthesis of satratoxins that would more specifically inform as to the relevance of any of these four chemotype-specific loci.

"Unless I specifically inform you otherwise," Self says, "I'm always smoking another cigarette".

Mr. Carney would not say whether Mr. Obama and Mr. Biden were specifically informed about the security concerns in Libya.

About Greg O'Connell, it feels safe to say: Unless I specifically inform you otherwise, his cellphone is always pinging.

There's a funny moment in Martin Amis's 1984 novel "Money" in which his narrator declares: "Unless I specifically inform you otherwise, I'm always smoking another cigarette".

His most memorable characters are collections of unruly appetites: John Self ("unless I specifically inform you otherwise, I'm always smoking another cigarette"); the whole cast of Dead Babies, guzzling booze and pills; Charles Highway with his intellectual and sexual ambition in The Rachel Papers; Richard Tull's bottomless thwarted hunger for literary acclaim in The Information.