But he is instructive for what he represents.
Her take is instructive for the way it parses the current tech craze.
The example of Switzerland is instructive for UK science as we contemplate EU membership.
The comparison with Comaneci is instructive for a number of reasons.
The research is instructive for economists sceptical that clear-cut evidence of corruption can ever be found.
The children's restlessness is instructive for Britain as it debates whether to take in 3,000 unaccompanied minors.
Since he thought it was preposterous to patent devices that could be useful to others, what happened to his great invention is instructive for entrepreneurs and scientists today.
But what happens in the process is instructive for every small business owner and entrepreneur who has considered giving up control to ensure his or her company grows.
Inside I.B.M.'s Historic Turnaround" by Louis V. Gerstner Jr. (2002) WHY -- "The story of the I.B.M. turnaround is instructive for those running businesses large and small.
But, as a matter of history, the idea that the amendment was meant to make the country "color-blind" is wrong, and wrong in a way that is instructive for people thinking about American race relations today.
Yet he does not even merit an image on a coin.The disparity between Mao's performance and his reputation is instructive, for behind it are four key ingredients which all bad managers could profitably employ.
