Sentence examples for what really informs from inspiring English sources
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.
"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.
"Computers have always really informed what I do," she told me when I met with her in a cafe near her home in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, "and I don't think that's going to change".
In typical Tusco fashion, things lagged behind schedule, bands got moved around, and no one was really informed of what was going on.
What music are you listening to?" That really informed the game.
"It's really informed my judgment about what we're doing," Perez, who previously served as head of the Justice Department's Civil Rights Division, said of the travel.
Reasonable development of the quality and efficiency of patient complaint structures requires such knowledge to inform the legislators and organisers about what really matters during the patient complaint process.
Simonson, a Packers fan who grew up near Milwaukee, said, "What really attracts me is there are parts that make up Lombardi that people really don't know about, like how his Jesuit education informed his coaching".
What really seems to have irked Mr. Eckersley was that what was originally billed as "a simple mistake" was not, according to the F.C.C., quite so simple; others at Google were informed.
