Sentence examples for once instructive from inspiring English sources

Onstage, Brecht's skepticism is embodied by an aesthetic of detachment, where idea and action are placed in a continual ironic counterpoint that is at once instructive and entertaining, both inside and outside the moment.

Cadbury is once again instructive here.

The seagull is once again an instructive example.

Contrasts with today's tragedy are at once painful and instructive.

In truth I have not been to Troy but I do find the effacement of Dogan since his death almost two months ago at once offensive and instructive.

It was the same with that other  A-grade Corinthian Bobby Moore, with the ghost-writer of whose autobiography I once spent an instructive half-hour, listening to tales of "raucous Bobby" with his fondness for dancing on tables and lowering his trousers during the course of bacchanalian post-match romps.

"Miles Gone By" is at once entertaining and instructive, and in this way it is a conservative version of Schlesinger's 2000 memoir, "A Life in the Twentieth Century," a delightful book that took us into the realms of ideas, celebrity and politics.

The example of Łukasiewicz is instructive once again.

Access to Postmasters' roof is birds-only during the run of the show (it can be viewed on a live video feed), but there's plenty of delightful and instructive action once you walk out the door.

What is stunning in Reappraisals is to see a historian of these and earlier decades place it all in perspective a vast and grand mosaic of the human spirit that is at once uplifting and profoundly instructive for the world we live in and the new century which is beginning, alas, not so differently from the previous one.

Once again this city is instructive.