Sentence examples for instructive force from inspiring English sources

Part of its instructive force is due to the magnanimous presence of Sirota, a violist and mainstay of the New York new-music scene.

By William Robin March 4, 2017 Part of the instructive force of "Meet the Composer" is due to its host, Nadia Sirota, who has a knack for describing complex aesthetic ideas with a combination of expertise and humility.

For Hanft whose memorable “Flick Your Bic” campaign earned a spot in the popular consumer lexicon the act of collecting is instructive because it forces him to look for the unexpected, and it teaches him to explore in new ways.

The process of explaining my research to them was also highly instructive, in that it forced me to explain the research clearly and in lay language.

The cuts at Warner Brothers — 10percentt of its entire work force — are particularly instructive.

We have reached the moment of the instructive catastrophe, our vulnerability bared by forces that we can no longer pretend are some civil engineer's bad dream.

She holds up "The Sopranos" as a guiding force and calls it "eloquently instructive".

They can all be instructive metaphors for running a company or supervising a work force.

At the very least, it is instructive that the professionals think of Ewing as an enduring force.

In thinking about why the Republicans' numbers have somehow not been winnowed, and the possible risks in forcing that question, the Edwards-Clinton exchange is instructive, too.

Every nation and government can contribute to this instructive plan to overcome global terrorism by achieving unification of all forces.