Sentence examples for instructive collection from inspiring English sources

Some of that testimony is found in an instructive collection, published this week by Winchester University's Centre for English identity and politics.

This instructive collection gives voice to the multifaceted humanity within all of us and inspires attention, clarity, and hope through art-making and community.

Short, extremely instructive collection of economic observations by one of America's most insightful economists.

The cosmography of Ḥamdollāh Mostowfī (died after 1340), Nuzhat al-qulūb ("Pleasure of the Hearts"), like many earlier works of this genre, underlined the mysterious aspects of the marvels of creation and was the most famous of several instructive collections of mixed folkloristic and scientific material.

"Frequently more absorbing, expansive, and instructive than a collection of letters ought to be". Dan Piepenbring, Paris Review "Daily".

Metrocles, (born 4th century bc) Cynic philosopher and the first philosopher known to have made a collection of instructive anecdotes and sayings, a common form of literary activity among later moralists.

499 BCE - 400 BCE Metrocles, (born 4th century bc) Cynic philosopher and the first philosopher known to have made a collection of instructive anecdotes and sayings, a common form of literary activity among later moralists.

The instructive value of a collection like Coyne's is that there is not just one or two but multiple examples of a given object.

This systematic review attempted to provide instructive and up-to-date collection of data that may help better design future studies.

Several of them relate in a most instructive way to the Frick Collection as it was formed by Henry Clay Frick (1849-1919) and enlarged, according to his wish, after his death.

Some preserved specimen collections may be instructive to at least determine morphological shifts in, for example body size and form.