Sentence examples similar to instructive inquiries from inspiring English sources

Asked if the inquiry was proving to be instructive, he noted that Mr. Adams feared that his rise in politics would be seen as nepotism.

He noted: "It is instructive to note that the Lockerbie fatal accident inquiry occurred in less than three years from the date of the crash - in contrast to this inquiry which was nearly five years.

It will prove to be instructive, maddening, and groundbreaking in short, all the hallmarks of intellectual inquiry at its best.

It is, indeed, instructive history: of gallant reporters unearthing the dirt in their own trade, of stables sluiced, of huge judicial inquiries with uncertain outcomes.

Instructive, too.

And instructive.

And that's instructive.

His trajectory is instructive.

Scotland is perhaps instructive.

His dilemma is instructive.

268, is instructive.