Sentence examples for a more instructive from inspiring English sources

China may be a more instructive comparison.

But MACH takes a more instructive approach.

He's a more instructive foil to Stoner than Lomax, not a rival but a kind of apostate.

Mr. Redman could hardly have come up with a more instructive curtain raiser for the group he calls his Double Trio, which also appears on "Compass".

She's dead!" Shawe-Taylor says that a more instructive source of images of Queen Charlotte might well be the many caricatures of her held at the British Museum.

She says that Not That Kind of Girl was originally inspired by Helen Gurley Brown's Having It All, but a more instructive comparison would be with David Sedaris.

He added, "And I think that kind of debate would be a little more instructive and a little more helpful to the public".

But taking a colleague's course exists on an altogether more instructive plane than attending a session at our professional association's annual conference.

The architectural models constructed for the show could be a little more instructive, but it's hard to picture a finer selection of drawings.

After I wrote the first book, I got letters — people asked for something that was a little more instructive.

If you want to re-examine that period of time for insight into the here and now, I'd say this illumination of the basic character of the members of the Democratic Party is a far more instructive observation to poach from that era.