Sentence examples for instructive to compare from inspiring English sources
It's instructive to compare Cameron's Bournemouth triumph with Ed Miliband's address to conference in 2014.
It is instructive to compare D. H. Lawrence and Michel Houellebecq.
It is instructive to compare the mitochondrial rotary motor with a rotating cylinder viscometer.
It is instructive to compare opportunities for associates now with five years ago.
But it is instructive to compare the differences between Soutine and his devotees.
It's instructive to compare Americans' belief in the paranormal with their understanding of scientific knowledge.
It's also instructive to compare how districts are drawn in densely populated areas in each country.
It is instructive to compare, for example, the various Saint Sebastians he painted over the years.
It is instructive to compare the filmographies of Tarantino and of Woody Allen.
It's instructive to compare Murdoch's success with that content with the biggest failed merger ever, of AOL and Time Warner.
It is instructive to compare Mr. Dimon with Charles O. Prince, the current chief executive of Citigroup.
