Sentence examples for instructive how from inspiring English sources

Rather, it is instructive how a connection with highly visible, car-focused transport schemes can seemingly facilitate a political career.

If so, it is certainly instructive how the 1 percent of the media thrives over the wretched masses who don't miss a beat but just don't get the same attention.

Lincoln is instructive in how religion can become inclusive.

"It's not just touching, it is very instructive about how music education works".

And, in that sense, "Burton and Taylor" is instructive about how to make a movie about outsize movie stars.

His tone was instructive on how many people involved with the sharing economy feel about regulatory obstacles to their businesses.

Rowe is instructive of how plainly to the left of New Labour a good Conservative can stand.

The passages about the Zen-like attentiveness to the moment required to ride are also instructive on how to live.

Yet even more instructive is how Robert waves away the magazine when Brooke shows it to him, as if embarrassed by its display or superior to it.

While not involving the stock market, an example from the Drudge Report is instructive about how false news — in effect, reputational short-selling — spreads.

Csikszentmihalyi's flow charts are insightful and instructive about how to maintain flow during an extended activity: first, one achieves a balance between ability and level of difficulty, then one increases difficulty as ability grows.