A grabby media line, sure, but an instructive one too.
That is a fair point, and an instructive one.
Today may have been a metaphor, but it wasn't a very instructive one.
Japan in the 1990's is a dismal example, but postwar Germany is a hopeful and instructive one.
The contrast between attitudes in America toward India and Pakistan is instructive, one that human rights organizations often point to.
Now, with the final hurdle fast approaching, I can say that it's been not only an enjoyable process but also an instructive one.
In the first episode, Menaker said that the "Bernie and Hillary divide is a profound and deeply instructive one — I can't see it going away".
"The Riddle of the Compass" is a worthy endeavor and a modestly instructive one, but it is without the sparkle of Mr. Aczel's previous books.
Her trademark was snappy, instructive one-liners: "Three strikes and a man is out, no matter how good his pitches," she told Three Time Loser, a woman wondering whether she should get back together with her ex-husband.
For non-students of nicknames a translation might be helpful: Terry, Frank Lampard, Wayne Rooney, Aaron Lennon, David James, Peter Crouch, Glen Johnson, Jamie Carragher and Steven Gerrard, the captain, in theory, though Terry's answer to a television reporter's question about whether he still felt he was the leader is instructive: "One hundred per cent.
