Sentence examples for instructive to listen from inspiring English sources
It was instructive to listen to Childress, who all but shrugged in resignation when asked if Favre was likely to start next Sunday against Arizona, after Favre took stitches to his chin on a hit that left him woozy.
A man who is always instructive to listen to on any economic topic, Alan Greenspan has been a model of calm, intellectual authority, a peerless practitioner of the central banker's art of combining just enough clarity to offer convincing guidance with enough ambiguity to avoid giving any games away.
It will be instructive to listen to the military mood music if Morsi's win is confirmed: any attempt to fix that (another potentially explosive legal case is pending over the status of the FJP) could produce an open revolt by the Brotherhood.
When a former director of the Mossad, Israel's intelligence agency for special operations, talks about Iran these days, it is instructive to listen carefully.
If the restrictive charter for journalists proposed last year, along with some other structural changes, are anything to go by, it might be instructive for him to listen to journalists, troublesome and all as they are".
He might find it instructive to reread "Listening to Prozac," as I did: whether or not we agree with Kramer's opinions, his book is still a model for how a writer can develop an engaging, intimate, reflective and believable style and how a writer can theorize and speculate without proselytizing and thereby losing the reader.
It is important, informative and instructive--it is all that and more.....We are duty bound to listen to the voice of our conscience.
Listen :Listen to people, who wants you to listen.
Learn to listen and listen to learn.
