Sentence examples for instructive name from inspiring English sources
Does it matter if Mr. Guetta, who adopted the perhaps instructive name of Mr. Brainwash (or MBW), is another art prank from Banksy?
Choose an instructive name, if you plan to use the puppet for teaching purposes.
Its name is somewhat instructive: you are locked in a room, and your objective is to escape.
It is instructive to look at the names of works that were played at Darmstadt from 1946 on.
In 1981, he named it the British Engineerium; an instructive and heartfelt celebration of veteran steam technology, it was also a centre for conservation skills and training.
As a minor problem, it might be instructive to the readers, especially biologists, to clarify what proteins hide behind the code name "superfamily c.37.1".
Although I don't usually see the point in citing Greek or Latin names for food or body parts, in this case it's instructive.
The cards bore the names of others looking for work, and their number — and diversity — was instructive.
It is instructive to remember that Mr. Putin is the political descendant of two men who both gave their names to his native city, Peter and Lenin.
