Sentence examples for instructive on from inspiring English sources

As a reporter, I thought it was a compelling story, one that would be instructive on many levels.

Are the experiences of other countries instructive on this question?

Small newspapers are often most instructive on such subjects.

But two previous cases may be instructive on defining the market.

This low-hanging fruit of a column is instructive, on several levels.

James's recent interview with GQ's Mark Anthony Green is instructive on this point.

On this question, instructor M showed a steady progression from an instructive view on the pre-course interview to a reform-based view on the final post-course interview.

The experiment, which they meticulously documented in photographs and on videotape, effectively ended the debate on flounder camouflage — and, incidentally, throws an instructive sidelight on visual processing in human beings.

If his first book left business with the quandary of how can a middle-aged company be as creative as the new kid on the block, the new book is an instructive tutorial on how to rekindle the spark of youth and nurture the fragile flame.

These little boxes, which come with instructive pictures on the front, unlike the traditional Lego bricks, do not result in child-directed, open-ended "real play".

Geoffrey Wheatcroft, in his very instructive essay on Orwell ("Why Orwell Endures," Feb. 14), refers to a "largely Jewish" readership of Partisan Review in 1945, when the British sage wrote for the journal.