Sentence examples for instructive in comparison to from inspiring English sources
Thus far, China's more pragmatic embrace of a "Triple Helix model with Chinese characteristics" is highly instructive in comparison to Russia.
In comparison to the I.M.F.
There is an instructive comparison to be made between this work and Bellini's portrait of Doge Loredan, also in the National Gallery, and painted a little more than a decade earlier.
Beyond the obvious answer (give Joe Jackson time), there's an instructive comparison to be drawn between the two entertainers.
Although there are instructive comparisons to be made concerning logical, theological, and nomological determinism, these are outside the scope of this article.
Or perhaps the more instructive comparison is to Loretta Lynn, whom Musgraves has cited as her primary influence.
Clearly, finding such a stimulus could be very instructive in finding ways to improve mucosal vaccines.
"What on earth am I supposed to do, write someone else's music?" The comparison to Mr. Sondheim is instructive.
A comparison to Germany, the world's solar leader, is instructive.
In this respect, comparisons to 9/11 are instructive.
