It is that gumption that her daughter finds inspiring, and instructive in her move toward a different kind of life.
What an instructive contrast her mature style affords to the ironic and Olympian detachment of her compatriot JM Coetzee: another towering talent, but one who on every possible level took a different path.
But it is the last patient of the day, Lee Burke, whose story proves the most instructive, because her diagnosis turns out to be so simple, while the forces that worked against it being made earlier were so complex.
Justice Ginsburg's heartfelt views on protests over police misconduct and a particular candidate's candidacy for president are interesting indeed, and may be instructive given her intellect and experience as a public servant.
But her powerful fists become soft, instructive instruments in her day job, as a teacher at the Family Academy, a public elementary school in Harlem.
But it was instructive to accompany her as she carried her message well outside the festival.
In the current primary campaign, Fiorina has been the target of some misogyny, particularly from Trump, so it is instructive to contrast her dignified response to his comments about her face and her voice — "I think women all over this country heard very clearly what Mr. Trump said" — to the use, in her anti-Boxer ad, of footage of fingernails scraping a chalkboard.
In the current primary campaign, Fiorina has been the target of some misogyny, particularly from Trump, so it is instructive to contrast her dignified response to his comments about her face and her voice—"I think women all over this country heard very clearly what Mr. Trump said"—to the use, in her anti-Boxer ad, of footage of fingernails scraping a chalkboard.
It was instructive to watch her, invariably dressed to show a lovely décolletage, working the room.
