Sentence examples for be instructive to hear from inspiring English sources

Though the authors do not openly boast, the triumphalism becomes a bit rich: it would be instructive to hear what Google learned from its biggest foul-ups.Google's management practices can be usefully incorporated into all sorts of businesses in all kinds of ways.

I'm fairly sure he thought it wholly wrong and, therefore, it would have been instructive to hear why.

And it's instructive to hear Mr. Myhrvold talk about the recipes, explaining some of the finer points in more depth than in a written recipe.

It was instructive to hear Irvine stressing "what a great set of kids" the players have been on and off the field.

It was instructive to hear Pablo Zabaleta admit in the pre-CSKA press conference that City were not yet a competitive factor in the Champions League.

As markets tumble - the Dow Jones industrial average fell 5.6 percent on Monday - it is instructive to hear from someone who knows a thing or two about a financial crisis: Henry M. Paulson Jr., the former Treasury secretary.

So it was instructive to hear Chandler on Sunday, bluntly assessing the state of the Knicks in light of their two-games-to-one deficit against the Indiana Pacers in the Eastern Conference semifinals.

Perhaps the best of Ellington and Strayhorn's reworkings was in the "Dance of the Sugar Plum Fairy," and it was instructive to hear them side by side with the Tchaikovsky.

Kettle suggests that for William Blake politics is a form of religious faith, and it is instructive to hear Justin Welby, in his new year message, talk of sacrifice and self-giving, turning outwards and bringing hope to the poor and suffering of the world, arguably plagiarised from Jesus's own words in Luke (4:18-19).

Given its support of the military commanding the commons it would have been instructive to hear NAF's perspective on the U.S. involvement in negotiations over the UNCLOS.

So it was instructive to hear participants from across the spectrum voice their frustration about the current state of the Israeli-Palestinian peace process.