Sentence examples for instructive yet from inspiring English sources

It's instructive yet also redundant.

More instructive yet is the library's new 180-page book, also called "100 Years of Flamenco in New York City," edited by Ninotchka Bennahum and K. Meira Goldberg.

Two graphs introduce the text of "The Endgame," Michael R. Gordon and Bernard E. Trainor's instructive yet analytically shallow account of the Iraq war after the fall of Baghdad.

In fact, one district court in the First Circuit that has subsequently discussed the case concluded that "Cook is instructive, yet not dispositive, on the issue of morbid obesity as an 'impairment.'" Nedder v. Rivier College, 908 F. Supp.

Alas, to explain to my friends who are valiantly unwilling to listen to the slightest criticism of Obama, it is against the ground of F.D.R.'s clear, lucid, simply instructive, and yet upbeat voice, that I myself find Barack Obama surprisingly underwhelming as a communicator and as an educator, which would be so important right now.

This is the sad yet instructive story of the municipal swimming pool that sank.

This seems to be the case, to judge by the dazzling, yet instructive display of samurai armour from the Barbier-Mueller collection.

With Richard Wilbur, he helped set the dignified style for a poet's life in America, postwar (and post-poetry): liberal-arts colleges, reading tours for book clubs, that job at the Library of Congress, criticism for the quarterlies, sprightly yet instructive articles for the popular magazines.

Following an extensive literature review, this paper presents a simple, yet instructive and demonstrative treatment of the theory of ECC of lattice defects based on Bloch wave theory using a two-beam approach.

That leads to yet another instructive note from New York.

These effective preschool settings also managed to achieve a balance between "teacher-initiated group work" and "freely chosen, yet potentially instructive, play activities" (p. 720).