Sentence examples for instructive insight from inspiring English sources

But Mallett insisted that data must be interpreted correctly to find the most instructive insight.

Nevertheless, George and Rue is an instructive insight into the history of Canada's multi-ethnic society.

While frightening, recent events in North Korea have provided an unexpected and instructive insight into the Bush administration's irrationality toward another member of the "axis of evil," Iraq.

While they were poor against Leinster, sneaking through only after extra time in Marseille courtesy of Bryan Habana's interception try and Halfpenny's goal-kicking, Williams offers an instructive insight into what makes the club tick.

The memo was also an instructive insight into how he views the media: "It's not fair that the people who try to build us up and break us down get a glimpse of who we really are," wrote Spiegel.

As Australia counts down to what the federal government chooses to commemorate as the centenary of Anzac (much of the rest of the world views it globally as the 100th anniversary of the first world war) it offered a compelling and instructive insight into Australian sentiments about war, remembrance and national identity.

But examined closely, the case yields some instructive insights into the functioning of the Russian judiciary.

Philanthropic practices of Chinese in Southeast Asia offer instructive insights into geographies with cultural similarities to China.

Our findings provide instructive insights into the countervailing views of offsets policy stakeholders.

On rainy days, tours of Aspen's two silver mines, Smuggler and Compromise, offer instructive insights into the city's origins (but children must be 5 or older).

From a theoretical point of view, since in vitro evolution is analogous to natural evolution in many respects, the study of the dynamic details of in vitro evolution may provide some instructive insights into the process of evolution.