It prys into every department of society, and informs its readers as to the doings and condition of all.
Would it not be a fair reply to ask, If they reason by analogy, and man has not been rendered completely happy in this world, what analogy informs them he will be so in another?
Of the improbability of such a result, Mr. Fiske informsyou in his report, [page 26.
Informs her of his apprehension at the request of the Earl of Derby.
Rector of Slingsby, informs me that his parish registers begin only in 1687.
Staudinger informs me that in Sardinia the larvæ of D.
Your very look, said he to her, informs me that you have brought Schemselnihar to what you wished.
This refusal, said the genie to the princess, sufficiently informsme of your crime.
I have all those on hand which I printed over the number of subscribers," Wayne sourly informs the author.
Two weeks after the acquittal of Chase, he placidly informshis publisher that the fifth volume will not be ready until the spring of 1806 at the earliest.
Three months later heinforms Wayne that it will be "absolutely impossible" to complete the final volume by the time mentioned.
He informs his publisher, nevertheless, that he is starting on his vacation in the Alleghanies; and he promises that when he returns he "will .
Almost immediately Weems discovered a popular distrust of Marshall's forthcoming volumes: "The People are very fearful that it will be prostituted to party purposes," he informs Wayne.
Among them were "twenty democrats and four federalists," he informs his daughter.
He informs you as a secret that he designs in a very short time to reveal you a secret; you must say nothing to any one.
And, by His apostle, He informs all the generations of men, that the same principle will govern Him in respect to the entrance into the heavenly Canaan.
Varro informsus that for a period of one hundred and seventy years the Romans worshipped their gods without any images;[2] and Sallust denominates these pristine Romans "religiosissimi mortales.
This class of truths, the Apostle informs us, are written in the human constitution, and we have already seen that they were known and dreaded in the pagan world.
The apostle informs us that the pagan actually called in his imagination to his aid, in order to extirpate, if possible, all his native and rational ideas and convictions upon religious subjects.
She informs him that, by a cruel fate, she cannot be fair both night and day; and asks him which he prefers.
The same authority also informs us that "he translated the Cyropaedeia of Xenophon, which he dedicated to Alphonso I, King of Naples, from whom he received a very large sum of money for his dedication, even as he dedicated to Pope Nicholas V.
A very small brass coin preserved in the National Collection in Paris informs us that Julia was alive at least three years after that date.
The passage already quoted from AElian informs us that there stood 'an effigy of the mouse beside the tripod of Apollo.
These papers so set apart from the rest, as Mr. Gourlay informshis readers, were "caught hold of" as the twelve which should decide his fate.
The people's agent," he informs us, "was left to bear the greater part of the expense.
Accordingly, Bowmaker informs us, that the body of the slaughtered baron was watched, during the night, by the Dominicans, with the usual rites of the church.
The traditional commentary upon this ballad informs us, that the apple was the produce of the fatal Tree of Knowledge, and that the garden was the terrestrial paradise.
Assuming the transgressions of which the history informs us and the punishments that followed them, we must believe that the tribes were on much the same moral plane.
Leviticus again informsus that Aaron was to sacrifice a bullock as a sin offering for himself and his house.
Mr. Parris informs us that the strange sicknesses existed in his family during several weeks before he or others had any suspicion that they might be of diabolical origin.
He also informs us that he made an offer to support five or six of the Salem sufferers for weeks at his own expense, if he could have them subjected to his special charge, so that he could treat them by methods of his own.
Mather informs us that those whose optics could see him "generally say he resembles an Indian.
Yet heinforms us that he took extreme care in collecting them.
He assembles the Gibeonites, informs them that Saul had committed a great sin in making war upon them, and that Saul not being like him, a man after God's own heart, it would be proper to punish him in his posterity.
A letter from Girard informs me, that with thine own consent the king, whom thy portrait has pleased, desires to see thee this very day.
Perez informs us, that the first day of the Yucatan year corresponded with the sixteenth day of July; and that this was the day of the transit of the sun by the zenith of a place which he does not mention.
Mr. Fillmore carried his American principles still farther and became (so an officer in the same order informs me) a member of the United Americans.
But when the poet speaks in the person of another, may we not say that he assimilates his style to that of the person who, as he informs you, is going to speak?
He "is in excellent health, never better, and as firm and robust in mind as in body," Story informs Charles Sumner.
Stoddert informs McHenry that he has written an article for a Maryland Federalist paper, the Spirit of Seventy-Six, recommending Marshall for President.
Four days later, while Martin was still talking, Webster informs Jeremiah Smith: "We are not yet thro.
He informs Story of Virginia's applause of Jackson's veto: "We are up to the chin in politics.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "informs" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
