Sentence examples for instructive success from inspiring English sources

This week, Jon Pareles, chief pop music critic for The Times, talks to host Ben Ratliff about his sojourn in Denver with the folk-rock band the Lumineers, one of the most rapid and instructive success stories of 2012.

Here, again, Byrne's own life is instructive: her success is extraordinary, but not necessarily magical.

"In the tumultuous love story between God and his people, failure was no less instructive than success," he continues a few pages later.

It asks some questions we haven't heard much about in all the e-mania, starting with: "How much irretrievable time are you willing to trade away now in the hope that it will buy much more free time later?" Fortunately for the reader, The Leap is mostly about failure, which is famously a lot more compelling (not to mention, instructive) than success.

"Failures are infinitely more instructive than successes".

But she would agree with Richard Olney when he writes: "A failure is no disgrace and may very often be more instructive than a success".

And as with history itself, his failures are as instructive as his successes are exhilarating.

Yet Pfizer 's failures are as instructive as its successes.

Yet ultimately, the Vega bow is instructive not for its success but for its failure.

The most instructive and most surprising success is how Moscow has handled religion.

Egypt, Guatemala and India pushed up agricultural value-added more yet their malnutrition rates rose.The success stories are instructive.