Sentence examples for instructive to remember from inspiring English sources
It's instructive to remember that the Yankees, pre-Babe, were hardly worth writing about.
As much as opening day represents hope and new beginnings, it is instructive to remember the Phillies' plight last season.
In fact, it's instructive to remember that global recessions have usually begun suddenly and been a real surprise to most people.
It is instructive to remember that Mr. Putin is the political descendant of two men who both gave their names to his native city, Peter and Lenin.
As the Yankees prepare for their division series opener on Wednesday against the Minnesota Twins, it is instructive to remember Paulino.
It is instructive to remember that the heroes of Steinbeck's "Grapes of Wrath" are not only the plucky Joad family but also the government agencies that shelter and protect them.
It's instructive, though, to remember what Schmidt was midway through last season with the Capitals: a developing defenseman who was bumped out of the lineup when Washington traded for Kevin Shattenkirk.
It is instructive to think back over that 12-month stretch, remembering when baseball had a wild-card format that allowed for such thrilling finishes.
It might be instructive for him to remember that the last time a non-Democrat put up a real race for Mayor was when Republican Carol Schwartz (who had nearly 100percentt name recognition and was really well liked at the time) ran against Marion Barry who had just come out of jail.
The cases he brought up were extreme, but instructive, and though the conversation wandered among arcana, there were two practical points that Lieber wanted everyone to remember.
