Sentence examples for How instructive from inspiring English sources

How instructive to hear the sitting prelate recount the night in 1836 that a seething gang of nativists marched up the Bowery to level the church and start rooting out the seditious rot of Catholicism in New York.

Quite amazing, to an embezzler-fantasist, was how instructive the daily newspapers were.

Douglas C. Rapé College Station, Texas SIR —How instructive to see what some British artists consider to be the true horrors of Fallujah.

So how instructive are gut feelings — particularly cold feet — when there are so many moving parts and the stakes are so high?

But think how instructive it would be in analysing and dissecting the dogmas that ruined a super-power, not least when the opposition (and indeed some in his own party) have shown no signs of abandoning the dogma.

I never anticipated how interesting, how funny and how instructive having a multiracial family would be, and how much it would teach me about my place in the world.

Recently a minimal model has been designed by combining cell-extrinsic and cell-intrinsic elements of regulation to understand how both instructive and stochastic events could inform cell commitment decision in hematopoiesis [ 34].

How fascinating and instructive to see here how an American city and a Spanish dance idiom cross-fertilized each other.

Rather, it is instructive how a connection with highly visible, car-focused transport schemes can seemingly facilitate a political career.

I read Michelle Alexander's book, "The New Jim Crow". That was really instructive, how it jumped off the page.

If so, it is certainly instructive how the 1 percent of the media thrives over the wretched masses who don't miss a beat but just don't get the same attention.