Sentence examples for an instructive instance of from inspiring English sources

She is, in Gay's words, "an instructive instance of the general inauthenticity, a small replica of her society at large".

We will never see a more instructive instance of how sound rivals picture in uncovering meaning and truth in the most surprising and unlikely ways.

Additionally, the volume gives special attention to the writing down of ritual laws, which are considered here as a specific yet nonetheless instructive instance of legal formulation in ancient societies.

Montana is an instructive example of the challenges these states face.

It was, Garment writes, an "instructive example of Richard Nixon's tenacity and work habits….

The absence of standards under the Court's construction is an instructive illustration of these points.

Antibodies are an instructive example of this.

This provides an instructive example of the need to develop a large trial in several stages.

Such a reaction sequence represents an instructive example of functional coupling and metabolite channelling.

One instructive instance is the work of Long-Bin Chen (at the Frederieke Taylor booth), who carves laminated stacks of New York telephone books into Buddha heads that look uncannily like stone sculptures.

Her important reinterpretation also casts many well-studied paintings as instances of an instructive art of demonstration.