Sentence examples for instructive talks from inspiring English sources

His very instructive talks and his structured way of conceptualizing signaling pathways and molecular complexes in functional modules (e.g. inflammasome) that can regulate multiple cellular outcomes had a large impact and boosted the research in the cell death and inflammation field.

On immigration, it's instructive to talk to strategists of the two parties: Republicans are squirming over the House leadership threat to kill the Senate-passed bill, and Democrats are unified and exuberant.

Theatre directing is a notoriously unpredictable career, so it's instructive to talk to two younger practitioners who have defied the financial and artistic odds to make it work.

To start collecting notes and start working on an autobiography or memoir, it can be instructive to talk with other people.

Then they'll each perform, which should prove at least as instructive as the talking.

"Although we live in a society that has become psychologically saturated, psychotherapy still seems to have a somewhat clouded image," writes Willard Gaylin at the opening of his expert and instructive new book, "Talk Is Not Enough: How Psychotherapy Really Works".

The audience's reaction to the red light issue was instructive: for all the talk of a bike boom, cyclists are still an out-group and, on light entertainment shows, it's deemed perfectly OK to seek a ban for legitimate road users.

Hutter [14, 15] describes the instructive case of "how economy talks the law into co-evolution".

It's instructive for a skeptic to talk to Dr. Duck's students — online, of course.

And it's instructive to hear Mr. Myhrvold talk about the recipes, explaining some of the finer points in more depth than in a written recipe.

For all the indie talk it is instructive that midway through Sundance, some festivalgoers cheered when the news hit that "Winter's Bone" and "The Kids Are All Right" had been nominated for the best picture Oscar, as if these nods somehow affirmed Sundance's good taste rather than underscoring its place in the cinematic mainstream.