Sentence examples for instructive reading for from inspiring English sources
It would make especially instructive reading for Mr. Obama and Mr. Romney.
The fake testimonials are still online via the attorney general's site, where they provide instructive reading for anyone wondering how much to believe from online vendors.
Both should be a painful but instructive read for prison officials planning the government's overhaul.
The title says it all -- an inspirational and instructive read for the education and health sectors.
Greenspan's recent tract in his own defense (pdf) for the Brookings Institution is an instructive read for Commission members, if not for the reasons he might wish.
The historian Göte Klingberg traced some kind of religious-instructive reading for children back to 1600.
It makes for instructive reading.
As for instructive reading, Dr. Leman is partial to one of his own books, "Have a New You by Friday," and Dr. Davey recommends "Biomarkers: The 10 Keys to Prolonging Vitality," by William Evans.
To the Editor: "It's Not Me, It's You" makes for compelling, and instructive, reading.
If you're reading for credibility, Archer Mayor's police procedurals can be highly instructive about crime trends in provincial New England.
It is instructive to read of unimaginable slaughter; it is equally instructive to read of efforts to transcend it.
