Sentence examples for instructive period from inspiring English sources

We look back upon the pre-acceptance days of the Eisenhower boom as a richly instructive period.

The New Yorker, January 19 , 1952P. 17 We look back upon the pre-acceptance days of the Eisenhower boom as a richly instructive period.

One of his most instructive periods was his time spent as a member of Thelonious Monk's band during Monk's long residency at New York's Five Spot in the late 50's.

(To read about Bob Woodward's conduct during this period is instructive).

He is at his most instructive and entertaining in the period that roughly coincides with the construction of Saint Peter's basilica, which "took 120 years and lasted for the lifetime of 20 popes".

As a wary Congress returns from its summer recess to debate Syria, as President Obama prepares to address the nation, it is instructive to throw the two periods up on the screen and examine them for lessons.

It is instructive to note that earlier periods of Aristotelian scholarship thought this controversial, so that, for instance, even something as innocuous-sounding as the question of the proper home of psychology in Aristotle's division of the sciences ignited a multi-decade debate in the Renaissance.[5] (ii) Practical sciences are less contentious, at least as regards their range.

"Keeping the current period in context is instructive," he said in a speech in Omaha.

Instructive cases over a follow-up period of 6 month are shown in Figure  3C.

The mesenchyme, however, was competent to induce a gland in non-gland tissue from E11.5, indicating that for a period both tissues have the instructive capacity to induce a gland.

Indeed, he was esteemed in that period not only as entertaining but also as instructive, and his works were read in schools.