Sentence examples for not very instructive from inspiring English sources

But in practice, Mr. Vollmann insists, the traditional guidelines are not very instructive -- or rigorously applied.

"If one answers yes, then the proposition is incontestable, but not very instructive" (598).

Speculating about future presidential elections three years in advance is great fun but not very instructive.

But mutants that ablate function are not very instructive, as this could be for many reasons.

Their experience may not be very instructive for the rest of us -- aside from the lessons it teaches about ill-conceived trades in the after-hours market.

Today may have been a metaphor, but it wasn't a very instructive one.

"It's not just touching, it is very instructive about how music education works".

"It was a very instructive experience, though not pleasant," he smiles stiffly.

In fact, Oberst is not very much like Dylan, but the differences between them are instructive.

I do not think so and a look at the UK experience is very instructive in this context.

And that process of seeing things not changing and realising what the Labout party was and what social democratic politics were was very instructive for us.