Sentence examples for too well informed from inspiring English sources
But Mr. Klebnikov names some insider sources for some of his information, and his book generally seems too well informed to be ignored.
Some houses like Prada and Comme des Garçons make a point of selling what they put on the runway, partly in the belief that customers are too well informed, thanks to digital technology, to accept a toned-down alternative.
Revealingly, however, the wheezy "Small Time Crooks," set in a contemporary milieu about which Mr. Allen seemed none too well informed, came across as far more dated than his sprightly "Bullets over Broadway".
He is, he says, way too square to be hip, way too well informed about politics to be anything but skeptical in private and, hopefully, nothing but funny on the air.
But too many people outside the White House sphere of influence are too well informed, be they commandos on the ground or career civil servants at the state department and CIA.
It's impossible for an investor to be too well informed.
I like the music industry magazine Five Eight, too, which is very well informed.
In general, pregnant women were depicted as being well informed but too emotionally oriented to evaluate the information they received and to assess risks.
Hank, his older brother at 53, seems to have inherited their father's grandiloquence In public appearances, Hal is humble and rarely says anything too quotable, but he is well informed and knowledgeable about baseball and running a team.
It attracted 150 comments too and many of them were well informed because there is a big ex-pat Brit community.
