Sentence examples for instructive both from inspiring English sources

The next 27 minutes were instructive, both for what the two men said and what they did not say.

Comparisons with the NHS are instructive: both legal aid and the health service were established by the post-war Labour government as pillars of the welfare state.

Yet it was more than just a gimmick, the correspondence between the two Johnsons proved to be instructive: both created sublime musical expressions of melancholy.

AT a time when life in America is beginning to resemble a roller-coaster ride on the way down and everyone is trying to find ways to save money, it may be instructive — both in terms of offering helpful hints and putting things in perspective — to look at how people ran their households during the Great Depression.

But the contrast is instructive: both create relationships, play, and intrinsic rewards.

In that sense, the 23 words are instructive, both for how simple they are, and also how resonant: blunt, unadorned words, concrete, descriptive, but able to encompass more abstract relationships, as well.

Furthermore, Current Critical Care Diagnosis & Treatment comprises numerous convincing and instructive tables both on clinical and laboratory findings as well as on therapeutic and dosing guidelines – an ideal source both for those looking for quick information and for those searching for background knowledge.

The experience of sex workers themselves is instructive about both models.

It will be difficult to achieve, but Campbell's latest volume is instructive as both an example to follow and a sign of the pitfalls to avoid.

The first chapter of what will be a very long election campaign was written over the past seven days and it has been highly instructive about both Labour and the Tories.

The reality turned out to be different, and instructive, for both Trent Boult, who was excellent throughout the three matches, and Tim Southee, who bowled beautifully in the final Test, managed to swing the Kookaburra ball to a greater or lesser extent in orthodox fashion where, in particular, Jimmy Anderson, one of the finest exponents of swing bowling in the world, was unable to do so.