Sentence examples similar to instructive it may be from inspiring English sources

Why should people care about supporting local retailers over the big players?It may be instructive to look at Austin, a city where people do support local retailers, regardless of whether they "should".

And amazingly tenacious - watching how she pursues the things she wants to achieve is incredibly instructive.' It may be true, as King suggests, that if you are more visible, 'you seem to get more mud thrown at you'.

Also, writer's block can be very instructive, painful as it may be.

It may be instructive to recall the similar gloom when American apples were first admitted to Japan three years ago.

It may be instructive that the cure for addiction is to trade in one tyrant for another.

So the next time you go blusukan (pay impromptu visits), it may be instructive to visit one of our prisons.

It may be instructive to compare these two actors' early appearances in roughly contemporary productions of Hamlet.

It may be instructive to note that at exactly the same time, Picasso's 75th birthday was being celebrated with large shows in Moscow and Leningrad.

In the intoxication over the Ibanez home runs, it may be instructive to see where the paths of glory sometimes lead.

So what, if anything, should governments do?It may be instructive to look at what actually happens in countries with small and big government respectively, and compare results.

However, it may be instructive to consider Mr. Trump's public support for the Gard family in light of another article in the July 4 paper: "Putin's strategy: Fix problems, blame the 'elite' " [World].