Sentence examples for equally instructive though from inspiring English sources

It is equally instructive, though, to think about Mincemeat from the perspective of the spies who found the documents and forwarded them to their superiors.

In fact, her differences from them are equally instructive.

The first two points on his serve were equally instructive.

It is instructive to read of unimaginable slaughter; it is equally instructive to read of efforts to transcend it.

Equally instructive was the polite way in which top performers such as Holly answered Clark's questions.

Ireland, at this rate, will be no pushovers either and their tour to New Zealand next summer will be equally instructive.

But Ground Control is equally instructive in the importance of the routine but vital business of moving through the game environment.

But equally instructive were those from people who said they were not especially fond of vegetables and suggested ways they could be made more appealing.

It is still instructive, though, to ask how the ban came into being in the first place.

It could prove instructive, though, to other cultural and social enterprises that have enthusiastic fan bases but whose business models are facing rising costs or other pressures.

Equally instructive is the T-shirt slogan used by the Gold Beach, Oregon, Volunteer Fire Department to publicize their annual fund-raising effort: "Come to our breakfast, we'll come to your fire".