Sentence examples for instructive game from inspiring English sources

"America's Army" is supposed to be an instructive game, and does not glorify violence for its own sake; nor does it allow the player to shoot random passersby, stand over their bodies, and unload magazines of ammunition into their backs.

It can be a fun but instructive game for mom and dad to go to bed earlier than their child once in a while.

Grush, The Gaming Toothbrush I am a Bluetooth motion-sensing toothbrush coupled with interactive and instructive mobile games.

A similar allegorical spirit is evident in a 19th-century playing board called British and Foreign Animals: A New Game, Moral, Instructive and Amusing.

Most instructive is a digital game in which you have to source the materials needed to build a Viking boat: 23 mature oaks for the keel timbers, 50 pines for the oars, 130 tons of wood for the charcoal to smelt the iron for rivets.... Now you know why Iceland has no trees.

All of which suggests that Palace's four losses in a row which preceded the Liverpool result were less instructive than their four-game winning run in March and April.

The game annotations are instructive and Seirawan candidly describes his thoughts during battle.

To see how Mr. Bennett has victimized the public at large, the most instructive example is his shell game with the National Endowment for the Humanities.

And in light of the state of the world at this very time, it is both fitting and instructive to view the Olympic Games in historical perspective by reflecting upon the original meaning of the Olympic Games in Ancient Greece, the birthplace of the Olympic Games, as well as by reminding ourselves of the original intent of the first, so-called "Modern" Olympic Games.

Still, the experiences of 2001 might be instructive about what regular-season games will look like if replacements are used.

As someone who recently argued that playing bad games can be instructive, even I have a hard time recommending The Bunker.