Sentence examples for Especially instructive from inspiring English sources

Especially instructive are his observations about the story's bittersweet final page — a happy ending that isn't truly happy, made of six perfectly paced panels, a tombstone and a signature.

Especially instructive is Ramalingam's analysis of GOARN, the Global Outbreak Alert and Response Network.

Especially instructive were the mutations that separated the tgs1 ∆ dosage suppression activity of Rpo26 from its globally essential function in nuclear transcription.

Mr. Packwood's case is especially instructive.

The comparison between Bagwell and Biggio may be especially instructive.

A chronological listening is especially instructive with Coltrane.

Scanning through the past five years to pick out the performances that were especially awful is instructive.

It is instructive, especially in these less than halcyon times, to understand the origins and intents of such conjunctions in evaluating reports on scholarly work.

"Real problems require real patience," says Mr. Zucker, who finds this instructive "especially for kids, who may be used to solving everything in their math class in a few seconds".

One thing is certain, though: while we can never ignore what these writers are saying, given, especially, the essentially instructive nature of their work, we can't engage wholly with them by taking their statements at face value either.

The recent trajectory of Title IX, the federal law that prohibits schools from discriminating on the basis of sex, may be instructive, especially because courts' and agencies' interpretation of Title IX has drawn heavily from Title VII case law.