Sentence examples for instructive contradiction from inspiring English sources

Tom Reiss's harrowing account of the French "comedian" Dieudonné M'Bala M'Bala illustrates a particularly instructive contradiction in contemporary anti-Semitism ("Laugh Riots," November 19th).

Marc Caplan Professor of Yiddish Language, Literature, and Culture Johns Hopkins University Baltimore, Md. Tom Reiss's harrowing account of the French "comedian" Dieudonné M'Bala M'Bala illustrates a particularly instructive contradiction in contemporary anti-Semitism ("Laugh Riots," November 19th).

To understand the contradictions of moneymaking in the Valley, it is instructive to look at another landmark public offering: Google in the summer of 2004.

Looking back on the string of strange and ugly news bytes that augured Donald Trump's downward spiral in Wisconsin the Heidi Cruz retweet, the inexplicable attacks on Scott Walker, the endless contradictions on abortion there were two moments that, in hindsight, seem particularly instructive to understanding what went what the hell is going on in the Republican Party in 2016.

Instructive, too.

Early results were instructive.

"It's instructive.

Another contradiction?

No contradiction.

Contradiction less.

Mount Rushmore is instructive.