Sentence examples for make an instructive from inspiring English sources
They make an instructive pair.
These blowups, which make an instructive contrast in acting styles, are the most entertaining thing in the movie.
They make an instructive comparison with Last Resort: Pawlikowski, a documentary-maker by trade, plants a sense of actuality in his film by harnessing a range of vérité camera styles - juddering close-ups, video surveillance, hidden shooting positions - that achieves a similar, if considerably more fluid, effect.
Happening as they did within 48 hours of each other, these two episodes make an instructive if grisly compare/contrast exercise.
The two shows made an instructive contrast.
One beachside home in the Hamptons makes an instructive example.
This work makes an instructive comparison with "Helga's Pool #6," from the 1980's.
It makes an instructive contrast with Castle Howard, its neighbor just down the road.
The junior sitting North made an instructive error in the diagramed deal, although it might not have cost him.
It makes an instructive contrast from the early days, when Mr Snowden was dismissed as an embittered narcissist and a loser.
In our era of starchitects he makes an instructive case for his unwillingness to compromise, his dedication to function, his decorative originality and his unorthodox hybrid aesthetic, which married industry to classicism.
