Sentence examples for instructive life from inspiring English sources

It may be ending wretchedly, but mine has been a most enjoyable and instructive life.

The intense reactions to the Proposition 8 decision--joy on one side, rage on the other--turn my thoughts to the strange, poignant and instructive life of a former professor of mine, the late sociologist Edward Sagarin.

I suppose one should add that the film is highly immoral in every imaginable way; it is neither uplifting, instructive, nor life-enhancing.

He went on to say that "... the film is highly immoral in every imaginable way; it is neither uplifting, instructive nor life-enhancing.

Here are a few of the passages selected by the Princeton seniors as instructive in living the life they want to live.

Like his great predecessor, the 16th-century Flemish painter Pieter Bruegel the Elder, Hogarth wanted to extract entertaining and instructive incidents from life.

To understand Li’s consistent passion for education, it’s instructive to review Li’s early life, a life story as well known in the worldwide Chinese diaspora as Lincoln’s rail-splitting days are here.

Realistic in tone, they paint instructive pictures of everyday life in medieval France.

Here, again, Byrne's own life is instructive: her success is extraordinary, but not necessarily magical.

In Mr. Busko's case, stimulant medication made a world of difference, but I suspect that the difficulties he experienced over the course of his life were instructive and galvanized him to excel once he was able to sustain focus.

Her narrative, if not "a poem in three dimensions," as she describes Losh's church, stands as an elegant and instructive rendering of a life, a place and a time.