Sentence examples for instructive remarks from inspiring English sources

Various aspects of structural reliability analysis with multiple imprecise random and interval fields are explored, and some theoretically instructive remarks are also reported herein.

The post-mortems following the Massachusetts Senate by-election are coming in fast and furiously, but by far the most instructive remarks come from the President himself.

The authors would like to thank the volunteers for giving a few of their time and their instructive remarks; Coronis-Systems and Guglielmi Technologies for helping in the wireless TDU design; VistaMedical for providing the pressure mapping system; Nikolaï H for english correction; Stéphanie B for various contribution.

This remark is instructive.

Goodman's remark is instructive, since it undermines a move that Grice and Strawson would later make against Quine's argumentation in "Two Dogma's of Empiricism".

I thought it was instructive that George Osborne thought the remark hilarious, while Nick Clegg sat stony-faced through the whole thing.

About the fashionable Romans and Neapolitans who love cross-dressing, Carlotta broad-mindedly remarks that it can be "instructive and amusing to exchange your sex for another in the closet from time to time".

But perhaps it is the unplanned remarks that students and teachers exchange that are most instructive.

Here you are struggling to destroy the Empire, and this is the thanks you get? Andreessen's remark about the benefits of British colonialism offers an instructive example.

In his opening remarks, Mr. Harvey said the long scrutiny of his nomination had been instructive.

It would be instructive to go through that in detail, but I'll settle for three quick remarks.