Sentence examples for instructive however from inspiring English sources

Some comparisons within the rankings are instructive, however.

The murders and the misinformation surrounding them are instructive, however.

Even more instructive, however, was the far more successful Treo 700p, which appeared four months later.

What we write is instructive, however, because it demonstrates how these abstractions can be constructed!

It is instructive, however, that their disappointment concerns the impact of Gosling's departure on Moyes's transfer budget, not on his squad.

This counterexample is instructive, however, since there are two ways of amending the proposal in the light of it.

The most instructive dish, however, was one of the failures, a slow-and-low chicken, cooked for several hours and served when its internal temperature had hit 149 degrees Fahrenheit.

The sociobiology fad is instructive historically, however.

Perhaps his most instructive indication, however, comes from aesthetics, since its concept of style, as elaborated in The Gay Science, provides a norm appropriate to the singularity of existence.

It is, however, instructive when he observes that the biblical Yahweh is an "appalling role model," sanctioning gang-rape and genocide.

It is, however, instructive to remember that the last time America ran a persistent and sizable (relative to the economy at the time) goods trade surplus was when it was exporting vast amounts of capital to Europe to fund the Marshall Plan after World World II.