Sentence examples for more instructive that from inspiring English sources

It's more instructive that it was made, along with half a dozen documentaries that fill hours telling stories about HST and then trying to decide whether to believe them.

Arguably, the diversity of practice within bargaining categories that is revealed is more instructive than the summary rank scores that are derived.

He showed that a combination of pre-localised sources or sinks, diffusion of the morphogen and overall decay can result in a graded morphogen distribution that could supply positional information, using threshold concentrations, that is more instructive than the original pre-pattern: the French flag model.

For me, that opens a really interesting conversation one that's far more instructive than whether their strategy is B2B, B2C, IP, or whatever.

This insight is so much more instructive than another investment that he finds of an unloved company selling below its intrinsic value.

We agree that few MRFs may be more instructive than many and consider that those components which are additional to IER belong to various second order MRF phenomena.

Most people understand that you learn from mistakes, but not many realize that it is far more instructive than success.

That weekly diet of live action is far more instructive than studying film or practicing without threat of getting tackled.

For example, that you can open yourself without losing focus, that losing can be both more difficult and more instructive than winning.

"Johnny White's was more instructive than anything else," he said.

False etymologies are often more instructive than true ones.