Sentence examples for it is instructive to think from inspiring English sources

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 is instructive to think of such a denatured-protein monolayer as being an electron-transparent slide, in the sense that additional particles could bind to it in their native conformation.

Given the single protein origin of the phylogeny, it is instructive to think about how the proteins would be expected to partition if a single protein with the characteristics of either U1A or U2B″ were present in humans.

To interpret the spectral behavior it is instructive to think in terms of a simple comparison of a fixed volume of water confined by the tube with an equivalent volume of the Intralipid.

It is instructive to recall Acemoglu et al.

It is instructive to remember Robinson Crusoe on his island.

It can be instructive to think of this effect as having two components: ageing individuals that survived until fishing ceased gradually find themselves in a denser population that decelerates their growth and reproduction, while new cohorts spawned under higher densities will grow slower also early in life, thus exhibiting different adult characteristics than their parents.

Whether you think Wired City is an abhorrent example of Internet over-sharing taken to the extreme or you too cannot wait to begin lifecasting 24/7, it is instructive to look at how Harris thinks it can work.

It is instructive to read of unimaginable slaughter; it is equally instructive to read of efforts to transcend it.

It is instructive to compare D. H. Lawrence and Michel Houellebecq.

It is instructive to examine the sequence of events.