Sentence examples for profoundly instructive from inspiring English sources

The experience was profoundly instructive.

The New Yorker, January 24, 2000 P. 87 Briefly Noted review of "Just Six Numbers" (Basic; $22) by Martin Rees... Rees, Britain's Astronomer Royal, has written a brief, readable, and profoundly instructive account of where cosmological knowledge stands at this moment...This is the kind of book that transforms not only how you look at a clear winter sky but also how you think about life itself.

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.

These data suggest that the scaffold's micro-structure profoundly influences cell behaviors and creates an instructive micro-environment to enhance nerve morphogenesis that can be exploited to improve recovery and understand the molecular differences between repair and regeneration.

Profoundly Loved, Profoundly Missed.

And instructive.

Instructive, too.

Profoundly missed.

Profoundly grateful.

Early results were instructive.

"It's instructive.