Sentence examples for instructive thought from inspiring English sources

The point of, for example, Oedipus's tragedy (as, perhaps, of O. J.'s) was that what he had so horribly done, and what had happened to him, was his singular and peculiar horror, to which Fate had terrifyingly and unerringly summoned him, just as she might (instructive thought) sooner or later do to us all.

What could possibly be more instructive and thought-provoking than the ideas of prominent research biologists on the most interesting questions still open in their fields?

When all is said and done reading is a one on one communication system, an author's presentation of his or her insights, stories, opinions, a distillation of his or her thoughts, instructive, inspirational, original, and, in its own way, a miracle of transference through words.

This last thought is instructive when it comes to considering the meaning of monsters in ancient Greece.

It is instructive to perform another thought experiment to study the resulting consequences.

On the occasion of the 30th International Symposium on Intensive Care and Emergency Medicine, we thought it would be instructive to put together some thoughts from a few of the leaders in critical care who have been actively involved in this field over the years.

But it's all thought-provoking, instructive, and textually valid, setting a famous melody to fresh beats.

William Skidelsky's Story of Obsession, a paean to the genius of Roger Federer, was praised by Simon O'Hagan in the Independent as "thought-provoking, instructive and highly readable".

According to one school of thought, what's instructive about the Malthusian tradition is how consistently wrong its predictions have turned out to be.

Such a vast migration could never happen in practice, of course, but as a thought exercise it is instructive.

However, it is not so much the display of terminology, as it is the deep, powerful and sincere longings for liberation and the divine that are instructive for an appreciation of his thought.