Sentence examples for instructive of from inspiring English sources

The rhetorical onslaught of each is instructive of the method.

But the way their shows are presented is instructive of what the fringe is becoming.

"That whole episode with the Dolans was really instructive of just how powerful Bettman is," Gatehouse said.

"The way he treated authority figures is instructive of the way he would likely have treated Rosie," Atmore said.

Rowe is instructive of how plainly to the left of New Labour a good Conservative can stand.

Yet all were instructive of an institution which is improved, sometimes impressively non-partisan, but still liable to disappoint.The main determinant of a strong committee is its chairman.

As an example of instructive effects of cytokines on transcription factors, IL7 directs commitment of CLP by upregulating expression of EBF [6], [7].

Johnson (2005, 15 39) offers an instructive survey of some of Aristotle's most vocal detractors in this area.

Specifically, a loss of the instructive role of laminin or agrin could figure prominently in neurological disease.

They all serve as instructive reminders of the power of citizens in a democracy.

"South Pacific" offers an instructive example of the anomalies of incorporating a comic turn into a character-driven story.