Sentence examples for instructive that from inspiring English sources

But it's instructive that CARE lost some $45 million annually in the process.

It was instructive that Murdoch chose to praise a polished, deeply authoritarian police state.

It's also instructive that they suggest reducing all discretionary programs by $49 billion in the next fiscal year.

But it is instructive that the players generally want to retain the system, while the owners want a major overhaul.

Still, it's instructive that at one point Tonya lectures the audience on its complicity in how she was treated.

It was instructive that Stuart Broad hoped for "slow seamers" this summer, an odd request for an opening bowler.

It was instructive that after the match an exasperated Louis van Gaal tore into his player, rather than the referee.

At the very least, it is instructive that the professionals think of Ewing as an enduring force.

It seems instructive that no great director has tackled this great writer, whether out of fear or shrewdness.

It is, perhaps, instructive, that WEP no longer exists in the ways that it did under Giuliani.

It may be instructive that the cure for addiction is to trade in one tyrant for another.