Sentence examples for Is instructive of from inspiring English sources
The rhetorical onslaught of each is instructive of the method.
But the way their shows are presented is instructive of what the fringe is becoming.
His remark is instructive of what many say is the unintended consequence of stratification: prejudice and stigma.
"The way he treated authority figures is instructive of the way he would likely have treated Rosie," Atmore said.
Rowe is instructive of how plainly to the left of New Labour a good Conservative can stand.
It's a relationship of respect that cuts two ways, and is instructive of Merrick's man management, and the culture he tries to instil at his clubs.
The story of the moderator of a platform for self-identified gay men that began as an exclusively online forum, is instructive: "I had lived abroad since childhood.
Mr Kerry's reference to the Geneva I process of 2012 is instructive.
In this case, however, I think it is instructive.
What I am being is instructive.
… I remember watching it and thinking, "This is very instructive of how Comey operates inside a bureaucracy". Q: What reason might these notes or memos not become public?
