Sentence examples for instructive instance from inspiring English sources

She is, in Gay's words, "an instructive instance of the general inauthenticity, a small replica of her society at large".

We will never see a more instructive instance of how sound rivals picture in uncovering meaning and truth in the most surprising and unlikely ways.

One instructive instance is the work of Long-Bin Chen (at the Frederieke Taylor booth), who carves laminated stacks of New York telephone books into Buddha heads that look uncannily like stone sculptures.

It's instructive, for instance, that she says her first big scoop for the paper, an interview with a prisoner obtained while she was still at college, caused a national debate about tabloid ethics and methods, but she does not explain exactly what her methods were, or even briefly reflect on whether those who worried about them had a point.

It was instructive, for instance, to read Tony Cascarino's reflections on Keane in an interview in last weekend's Irish Independent on Sunday. .

"Duck Soup" is an instructive case.

Consider another instructive example.

Brightree* is an instructive case here.

That said, other books about London prostitutes are perhaps more instructive in this instance.

It is instructive that there are no instances in which a carcinogen classified at the Group 1 level by one Working Group has been reversed by another.

For instance, it may be instructive to review the positive and negative aspects of strict with GTAs to highlight the subtle dynamics that make a difference to students in the classroom.