Sentence examples for be instructive of from inspiring English sources

We hypothesize that ISL-ISHC transformations may be instructive of differences in related attributes between in vitro and in vivo systems.

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.

"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.

Yet all were instructive of an institution which is improved, sometimes impressively non-partisan, but still liable to disappoint.The main determinant of a strong committee is its chairman.

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.

Lowy's support is instructive of the relationship between he and Gallop, as Lowy's instinctive reaction would have been to go for an international 'big name'.

And it was instructive of the charm that has compounded Katherine Grainger's status, as darling of this regatta, that the glory they shared here yesterday was as much a matter of parity as synchronicity.

To some extent, Mr. Baer and other experts said, the experience with the slightly older business-to-consumer exchanges is instructive of antitrust issues confronting the business-to-business marketplace.

Hemant Taneja, MD of General Catalyst Partners, says that Baremetrics is instructive of the kinds of investments GC will be making.