Sentence examples for instructive relation from inspiring English sources

In this Afterword, I trace a kind of pre-history of (post)modernity, taking the improving impulse evident in Columbus's prospect as a blueprint for capitalist modernity a map of the future that, in its very immateriality, bears a complex yet instructive relation to the uneven territory of our present.

Consideration of this possibility may be instructive in relation to the psychopathological components underlying differential DSM diagnoses and for devising, testing and utilising therapeutic approaches developed primarily for one or the other set of clinical manifestations.

An instructive example of the relation between underpainting and overpainting can be observed in the Ecce Homo painting area of the tied hands of Christ, which was painted over the face of the underlying composition.

Myanmar aside, Mr Modi has travelled abroad only to visit democratic countries since he became prime minister last year, and talks up democracy.Instructive, too, is that relations are likely to flourish with Sri Lanka, ending years of strain, after voters there replaced an authoritarian government with Indian spies lending a hand, according to reports.

Such effective networks are a novel and highly instructive way of exploring the relation between network architecture and dynamical processes (see, e.g. [ 35], for an analysis of effective gene regulatory networks and [ 36], for a theoretical study of effective networks).

The results of this investigation provide an instructive example of the intricate relations between climate and aquifer characteristics and their role on solute transport in groundwater.

But Mr. Reid's rollout was messy, sent conflicting signals and was highly instructive about the state of relations between the two parties as well as among Democrats.

Large-scale bindings and industrial manufacture played a significant part in parish apprenticeship at this time, but it has been instructive to quantify its part in relation to smaller and more traditional economic sectors.

The determination of the regime of Vladi­mir Putin to wreck the Macedonian deal, even at the expense of harming friendly relations with Greece, is instructive.

Nevertheless, their testimony was particularly instructive in one aspect of police-community relations: How police officers expect you to behave when they confront you.

But, as a matter of history, the idea that the amendment was meant to make the country "color-blind" is wrong, and wrong in a way that is instructive for people thinking about American race relations today.