Sentence examples for instructive from from inspiring English sources

Speaker after speaker, politician after clergyman after community activist, struggled to draw something constructive or instructive from a death that seemed to follow a perversely choreographed ballet of blown opportunities to avoid it.

Over at Towleroad, Brooklyn Law School instructor Ari Ezra Waldman engages in some Supreme Court tea leaf reading and asks whether we can glean anything instructive from the specific questions posed by the court to the plaintiffs in the certiorari grants for Hollingsworth (the Prop 8 case) and Edie Windsor's DOMA case (known as Windsor v. USA).

"Such modeling studies are instructive from a biochemical perspective and will likely have a strong impact on biotechnology, but they tell us little about evolution of life per se".

Such modeling studies are very instructive from a biochemical perspective and will likely have a strong impact on biotechnology, but they tell us little about evolution of life per se.

Osprey's 2002 did not profit from the abundance of instructive examples from New York State, where riesling is a strength; on Long Island, Paumanok's style, which leads the way, is well worth emulating.

That leads to yet another instructive note from New York.

The terror of receiving such uninhibited (and instructive) commentary from complete strangers enthralls her.

Like his great predecessor, the 16th-century Flemish painter Pieter Bruegel the Elder, Hogarth wanted to extract entertaining and instructive incidents from life.

It makes an instructive contrast from the early days, when Mr Snowden was dismissed as an embittered narcissist and a loser.

The differences are instructive, apart from the obvious one that Mr. Gursky is a digital wizard while Mr. Struth is basically an old-school, analog photographer.

The controversial plans for "Memory Wound," by the Swedish artist Jonas Dahlberg, differed in instructive ways from other memorials that confront feelings of irremediable loss.