Sentence examples for his instructive from inspiring English sources

In his instructive memoir, Guston In Time, the late poet Ross Field, a close friend, described Guston's late Fifties/early Sixties style as being 'so classically discreet that it was dubbed by some as abstract impressionist'.

His instructive and entertaining new book, "The Missionary and the Libertine," a collection of 25 essays published in The New York Review of Books between 1985 and 1995, reinforces his reputation as a modern Orientalist with an original voice.

To the Editor: In his instructive review of two works on the outbreak of World War I, Harold Evans notes the finding by the historian Christopher Clark that the bellicosity so evident at the time was connected to a "crisis of masculinity".

The basic RFC approach was described by its head, Jesse Jones, in his instructive memoirs, Fifty Billion Dollars: My Thirteen Years With the RFC.

We would like to thank the beamline scientists at BL17U1, BL18U1 and BL19U1 of Shanghai Synchrotron Radiation Facility in China for technical support in X-ray data collection, Dr. Yonglin Hu for his instructive assistance in structure determination and refinement, and Prof. Lea Sistonen and Dr. Anton Sandqvist at the Åbo Akademy University, Finland, for an early cooperation.

Although Linus Pauling [ 51] had to abandon his instructive theory of antibody formation, his notion of a flexible secondary and tertiary structure of antibody binding sites in particular, and of proteins in general, has been vindicated.

One of his most instructive periods was his time spent as a member of Thelonious Monk's band during Monk's long residency at New York's Five Spot in the late 50's.

His very instructive talks and his structured way of conceptualizing signaling pathways and molecular complexes in functional modules (e.g. inflammasome) that can regulate multiple cellular outcomes had a large impact and boosted the research in the cell death and inflammation field.

But in fact he's seriously hamstrung, largely because, in his determination to sermonize, in his unshakably instructive impulses, he demands to be appraised not as a composer or performer but as a thinker and interpreter.

Those concerned about the current scandal may find his saga instructive.

He is at his most instructive and entertaining in the period that roughly coincides with the construction of Saint Peter's basilica, which "took 120 years and lasted for the lifetime of 20 popes".