Sentence examples for instructive start from inspiring English sources

It was an instructive start.

However, we find it convenient and instructive to start our derivation from the basic thick-walled tube theory and then introduce the assumption leading to the thin-walled theory.

This chronological show, which arrives from the Met in New York, is an instructive place to start insofar as it retraces and illuminates Winogrand's headlong creative journey without taming his restless spirit.

On a simple version of this view (perhaps too simple to have any contemporary proponents, but an instructive place to start), we have noninferential or foundational knowledge that P if and only if we form the thought that P while we are directly acquainted with the fact that P i.e., a truth-maker of the thought that P.

But one innings can change that – and it would be helpful and instructive if he could start bowling soon.

The history of the GBD initiative is instructive in that it started in 1990 with very incomplete data for eight regions of the world using mortality data.

In the instructive model, an oncogene starts a series of specific molecular events that culminates in DNA methylation of the tumour suppressor gene.

It is also clear that even if initiated now, such time series would start to become instructive only much later.

Moreover, in North America, Western Europe, and Australia, many of the TC efforts have focused on clean indoor-air laws, and the experiences of those regions are instructive to other countries which started working on TC [ 22– 22].

Then I found that to notice the manifestations of infatuation (which I had perceived at the start as ephemeral) was instructive.

But there is an exactness as well that should be both instructive and reassuring to cooks just starting out – oil is hot when mustard seeds sizzle immediately.