Sentence examples for instructive therefore from inspiring English sources

It is instructive, therefore, to consider how censorship has worked in countries with somewhat more experience in self-government.

All the sadder and more instructive, therefore, to read Anne Applebaum's Iron Curtain: The Crushing of Eastern Europe, 1944-1956 (Allen Lane £25) and be reminded of the brutal, if not always fatal, historical circumstances in which Szymborska came of age.

It would be instructive, therefore, to determine whether NOD2 gene mutations are associated with MTB-infection in Caucasian populations, where these mutations occur with much greater frequency.

The religionists' belief that it is spiritually instructive, and therefore an essential part of life, is dangerous and reactionary.

Since your review of The Pit and the Pendulum was obviously not meant to be instructive, and therefore constructive, but only to hurt and humiliate, I'm sure you would enjoy the satisfaction of knowing that it did.

The questionnaire focuses only on items experienced as helpful or instructive and therefore does not explore experiences and feelings that were perceived as less therapeutic or detrimental.

It's therefore instructive to reread John Cheever's "The Country Husband," published in 1954.

It is therefore instructive to examine their pore structure, which is the focus of this section.

Based on the theoretical positions outlined earlier, it is therefore instructive to look at the relationship between pedagogical agent and cognitive load.

The results of our research are proved helpful for understanding the environmental situation of urban commercial districts therefore instructive for city planning and management.

It is therefore instructive to quantify the extent of nonplanarity in the simulated structures.