Sentence examples for instructive glimpse from inspiring English sources

But taken as a statement of intent, the Taliban's declaration offers an instructive glimpse into their thinking.

For while computers are digital entities, human beings are definitely analogue – and in that sense the Volkswagen scandal provides an instructive glimpse into our collective future.

It's an instructive hour, with sharp glimpses into the changing world of American medicine and its discontents.

Like the magazine, their work is earnest, professional and instructive, and it provides vivid glimpses of other cultures.

It is instructive, and fun, to catch a glimpse of some of the tastes, colors and flavors of this rising China, but that story itself is familiar.

For a glimpse of consulting's future, it's instructive to examine the legal industry.

Instead, it's instructive to look at Spotify's chart for a glimpse at the future – it tends to be centred on a relatively small number of tracks that hang around for weeks on end.

The book tour is instructive, though, because you suddenly understand how deeply demoralizing and disorienting the road is, and can glimpse, at least, why Keith Richards and Charlie Parker dealt with being out there by taking a lot of drugs.

It may be poetic to show the textures of black dresses as a glimpse in twilight, but visitors will find it difficult to see the outfits clearly or read the instructive panels.

Instructive, too.

Make it "glimpsed" or "caught a glimpse".