Sentence examples for are more instructive from inspiring English sources

Their differences — and the way they have nevertheless been grouped together — are more instructive than their similarities.

Some have referred to "Entourage" as a West Coast, male version of "Sex and the City," but the differences between the two shows are more instructive than the similarities.

Further, the two ROI models taken together are more instructive than results from either model alone.

The biotin binding sites per QD determined by the B4F method as shown in Table 2 are more instructive than the rough estimates reported by the literature and commercial sources as listed in Table 1.

"Johnny White's was more instructive than anything else," he said.

He even came out with a line about how "losing can be more instructive" than winning.

It is more instructive to consider the influence of money on elections, not just on politicians.

It is more instructive to look at the performances of the two sides' third seamers.

But it may be more instructive to think of him as a master of the metaphysical.

It's more instructive, perhaps, to look at far older measures.

Read straight through, from front to back, "The Best of Punch Cartoons" is more instructive than it is amusing.