Sentence examples for be instructive but it from inspiring English sources
That can be instructive, but it also can get silly.
Willrich's sympathy with those turn-of-the-century opponents of compulsory vaccination can be instructive, but it sometimes leads him to overreach.
History is instructive, but it might be meaningless.
"The McVeigh Tapes" is instructive, but it is a history lesson that blends real materials and fake ones to illustrate the danger posed by fringe lunatics who cannot distinguish between fantasy and reality.
The UNICEF Indicators for Monitoring CtC guide sheet could have been instructive, but it apparently has little meaning for the implementing partners, who are not educators.
"I think a lot of it was instructive, but the tone of it was almost accusatory," said Mrs. Bianco, who added that many of the issues cited were corrected before the audit was released.
Obama's analogy about sobriety checks is instructive but incomplete — he offered it in the spirit of something modest and obvious that no one would object to.
Rose's experience should be instructive for Clemens, but it won't be.
But it would be instructive to look more closely at that famous conversation with Bush's highly placed but anonymous advisor.
But it would be instructive and deeply pleasant work to compile a thick and ragged volume that might be titled "The Tao of Harrison".
