Sentence examples for instructive observation from inspiring English sources

From a logical vantage point, an instructive observation was offered by the Dutch logician-philosopher Evert W. Beth in 1955 and independently (in a slightly different form) by the Finnish philosopher Jaakko Hintikka.

It's a wonderfully instructive observation.

If you want to re-examine that period of time for insight into the here and now, I'd say this illumination of the basic character of the members of the Democratic Party is a far more instructive observation to poach from that era.

Several instructive observations can be made about the medieval insolubilia-literature.

Two further observations on this potentially confusing issue: First, it is instructive to notice the terminology used in Xunzi's theory of language (Xunzi, Book 22).

Especially instructive are his observations about the story's bittersweet final page — a happy ending that isn't truly happy, made of six perfectly paced panels, a tombstone and a signature.

The exchange cited in Christopher Caldwell's article (and elsewhere) between the candidates Ron Paul and Rudolph Giuliani at the South Carolina debate is instructive: Paul's accurate observation was apparently trumped by Giuliani's showmanship (July 22).

But just that observation is instructive because of what we have learnt in the past two weeks.

It is instructive to compare the observation with that of conventional superconductors where the thermally excited quasiparticles of the electron system are dominant carriers of heat; a similar situation is revealed in Rb3C60.

If so, then Notch may be permissive for their expression, rather than instructive, potentially explaining the observation that the regulation of these targets is highly sensitive to synergies with other factors, such as Jak/Stat signalling, and is susceptible to inhibition from Sd or E spl m8.

Gladwell's observations are instructive, but I'm not sure they take into account the full range of economic forces at work.