"Recent data regarding terror attacks and hate incidents in the US evidences that, one, an audience of carriers for The Base's instructive-style of propaganda is out there and, two, the small size of that audience only compounds its threat," Beirich explained.
What an instructive contrast her mature style affords to the ironic and Olympian detachment of her compatriot JM Coetzee: another towering talent, but one who on every possible level took a different path.
No less instructive were the small style distinctions between the lifelong comrades, such as their choice of footwear (hip sneakers for Veloso, sandals without socks for Gil) and preferred onstage refreshment (water for Gil, an untouched glass of what appeared to be red wine for Veloso).
But the differences in their styles are instructive.
These blowups, which make an instructive contrast in acting styles, are the most entertaining thing in the movie.
Of them, the best known is the Wisdom of Ahiqar, a book of instructive aphorisms quite similar in style to the biblical book of Proverbs.
Still, she finds the contrast in executive styles to be instructive.
However, he notes that Mihardja was part of a literary movement led by Sutan Takdir Alisjahbana that viewed literature as being instructive; he also writes that such a style was common in Indonesian literature at the time.
Kantar writes in a light style and uses deals that have instructive points in bidding, declarer play and defense.
When it comes to media, the Cooney Center report quotes a 1999 study, explaining that there are "three styles of parental mediation: restrictive mediation, instructive mediation and social coviewing".
In the same study, feeling neglected by supervisors or the health system was demotivating to providers; the desired supervision style, as described by providers, is supportive, instructive, needs-oriented, and participatory, including the provision of timely, constructive feedback.
