Sentence examples for how instructive are from inspiring English sources

So how instructive are gut feelings — particularly cold feet — when there are so many moving parts and the stakes are so high?

In the light of this great day for us social justice advocates, something else came to mind as I reflected on Bill Clinton's presence this week: His comeback (forget New Hampshire, his comeback in the whole wide world) and just how instructive it is for women candidates now vying for office.

Yet even more instructive is how Robert waves away the magazine when Brooke shows it to him, as if embarrassed by its display or superior to it.

Quite amazing, to an embezzler-fantasist, was how instructive the daily newspapers were.

But think how instructive it would be in analysing and dissecting the dogmas that ruined a super-power, not least when the opposition (and indeed some in his own party) have shown no signs of abandoning the dogma.

Ultimately, of course, we have to face the question of how instructive the obtained results are for modeling biological reality.

But there was more to the week than a speech, no matter how instructive it may have been.

I never anticipated how interesting, how funny and how instructive having a multiracial family would be, and how much it would teach me about my place in the world.

The defense wants to know how instructive Mo and Gloves might have been in getting the three to engage in the alleged criminal behavior.

Instructive technologies, no matter how innovative, are shaped by the cultures and communities that adopt them for use.

It is instructive to notice how the lectures are presented with an air of aloofness and, at times, deliberate vagueness.