Sentence examples for instructive to follow from inspiring English sources

In attempting to understand his complex constructions and flights of meaning, I always found it instructive to follow the advice of Mallarmé himself when he described his approach to writing poetry: "To paint not the thing but the effect that it produces".

Though it eventually became clear that this particular concern can get no traction within Davidson's framework, it is instructive to follow out the line of argument.

To understand the theory's basic ideas, it is instructive to follow Einstein's thinking between 1907 and 1915, from his simple thought experiment involving an observer in free fall to his fully geometric theory of gravity.

It might also be instructive to follow pain-free persons with RKOA (without a history of knee trauma) to observe possible associations between changes in BMI and the risk for knee pain.

In the existing research achievements, voice of customers and in-depth experience of customers are applied to acquire needs from customers directly, additionally, the needs evolution laws and customer scenario analysis provide guidance for forecasting needs, but for the unpredictable customer needs, it lacks instructive method to follow.

It will be instructive to watch.

In experiment 2, it is very instructive to watch the gene pools converge toward the "solution".

It is instructive to survey the neighbouring effects on different substitutions.

In both business and politics, it is often instructive when interpreting behavior to "follow the money".

It will be difficult to achieve, but Campbell's latest volume is instructive as both an example to follow and a sign of the pitfalls to avoid.

Speaker after speaker, politician after clergyman after community activist, struggled to draw something constructive or instructive from a death that seemed to follow a perversely choreographed ballet of blown opportunities to avoid it.