Sentence examples for is instructive to remember from inspiring English sources

As much as opening day represents hope and new beginnings, it is instructive to remember the Phillies' plight last season.

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 is instructive to remember Robinson Crusoe on his island.

While this is good news for Braley, it is instructive to remember that even in 2004, Kerry won the early vote but lost the state.

It's instructive to remember that the Yankees, pre-Babe, were hardly worth writing about.

As for the others, Kobe and company, it's instructive to remember just who was on the 2000 team that was so fortunate to survive Lithuania in the semifinal: Kevin Garnett, Alonzo Mourning, Jason Kidd, Vince Carter, a healthy Antonio McDyess and, yes, the sharpshooters Ray Allen and Allan Houston.

It's instructive to remember that when the Tea Party first began to gather steam, the name referred to a "party" in the celebration sense – the Boston Tea Party, specifically: an event of planned chaos, a protest that masqueraded as an Indian attack.

Amid the furor over government surveillance and invasion of privacy in recent years, it's instructive to remember that such behavior is hardly new.

It's instructive to remember that the root word for Narcissus is narke -- stupor -- and that the stupor was the gift of... Nemesis.