Sentence examples for instructive survey from inspiring English sources

Over all, though, this show is as entertaining as it is lively, a fun and instructive survey of developments in contemporary drawing in a lovely waterfront location known for its popular art classes.

By Vince Aletti You might want to argue with the Metropolitan Museum's choice of the thirteen "masters" who represent the high points of photography's first hundred years (1840 to 1940) in "Framing a Century," if only because the premise of this trim, instructive survey has all the excitement of an intro-level art-history course.

You might want to argue with the Metropolitan Museum's choice of the thirteen "masters" who represent the high points of photography's first hundred years (1840 to 1940) in "Framing a Century," if only because the premise of this trim, instructive survey has all the excitement of an intro-level art-history course.

Johnson (2005, 15 39) offers an instructive survey of some of Aristotle's most vocal detractors in this area.

This instructive, engaging survey includes pictures of people — prostitutes, ragpickers, street venders — but places and things were Atget's forte, and they are given ample space here.

With the Shuttle's upcoming 2011 retirement, it is instructive to survey the history of this vehicle's flexibility for the insights it can provide to the design and characterization of flexibility in future space systems.

It is instructive to survey the neighbouring effects on different substitutions.

Following (loosely) Norton (2005), we will now survey an instructive sample of them.

A Bloomberg National Poll published last week, in line with other surveys, is instructive.

The contrast with our latest annual People Survey, published today, is instructive.

In this regard, the results of a 2011 survey co-sponsored by the AARP, the National Center for Complementary and Alternative Medicine, are instructive.