Sentence examples for instructive spectacle from inspiring English sources

It soon becomes apparent, however, that the dominant stylistic and dramatic influence is Brecht with the division into a prologue and nine chapters and the alienating devices that constantly keep us aware that we are watching an instructive spectacle.

Both writers, in telling their different life stories, provide us with extreme spectacles of women in capitalism — instructive and cautionary in equal measure.

But the spectacle of suffering they present is not always instructive.

The French philosopher, Guy Debord, wrote in his 1988 essay, Comments On the Society of the Spectacle, that: "The history of terrorism is written by the state and it is therefore highly instructive.

Instructive, too.

And instructive.

Early results were instructive.

"It's instructive.

Here, history is instructive.

It is nonetheless instructive.

The experience was instructive.