Sentence examples for no less instructive from inspiring English sources

The Swiss example is no less instructive.

"In the tumultuous love story between God and his people, failure was no less instructive than success," he continues a few pages later.

Or take a current, perhaps more frivolous but no less instructive, example: coffee.

The last Hamas-Israel war should be no less instructive.

No less instructive were the small style distinctions between the lifelong comrades, such as their choice of footwear (hip sneakers for Veloso, sandals without socks for Gil) and preferred onstage refreshment (water for Gil, an untouched glass of what appeared to be red wine for Veloso).

By junking the Christian myths, the danger is that the replacements are "cruder, less tested, less instructive".

Is Martha Stewart's career any less instructive because she may have sold some shares on the basis of a tip-off?

You will reflect on the fact that these "instructions" are becoming less and less instructive.

Screening is far less instructive for physicians.

Sober judgement of events out on the track suggested that the second Epsom trial of the meeting had proved rather less instructive than the first.

McClain was later fined $40,000, a delayed penalty considerably less instructive to fans and young players than Collinsworth's live, confident commentary.