Sentence examples for is something instructive from inspiring English sources

There is something instructive about hearing Jagged Little Pill Acoustic.

Of course, you can poke holes in pretty much any top 50 from Greatest Albums to Best Bonds, but there is something instructive and vaguely dispiriting in how the EIU arrives at its safe, clean version of "best".

There is something instructive about a label's refusal to alter, beyond the occasional aesthetic tweak, a business formula based on a simple $395 driving shoe that has driven Tod's to billion-dollar profitability.

There is something instructive here in how Facebook has built its own messaging services that Instagram may have gleaned.

But there's something instructive to be found it in anyway.

But there's something instructive to be found in it anyway.

Whether you dig "Lynch," a feature-length video visit with the director David Lynch, will largely depend on your views of his work and whether you think there's something instructive and characteristically wonderful and weird about him telling an assistant, "I want a one-legged 16-year-old girl".

Yet there is something grimly instructive about Magnitsky's story.

This is obvious, and yet there is something truly helpful, really instructive, about experiencing it again after a month of absence and silence.

There may nevertheless be something equally instructive in the morally compromised figure Cusack now cuts on screen: consider his greasy killer in The Paperboy, The Frozen Ground's curdled misogynist, or his sweaty, vote-grabbing Nixon in The Butler.

The idea of preserving the Hopper landscape somehow implies that a viewer will need it to make a comparison: looking out over the Truro dunes, then at a Hopper painting, then back at the dunes as if there were something inherently instructive in that exercise.