Sentence examples for really instructive from inspiring English sources

"That whole episode with the Dolans was really instructive of just how powerful Bettman is," Gatehouse said.

I read Michelle Alexander's book, "The New Jim Crow". That was really instructive, how it jumped off the page.

This is obvious, and yet there is something truly helpful, really instructive, about experiencing it again after a month of absence and silence.

Television columnist Alan Sepinwall wrote that an episode like "The Funcooker" is "really instructive about why a lot of other shows ... haven't quite worked.

A really instructive thing is to have Americans understand what a totally different economy and different GDP look like on the ground, living it.

First, many thanks for a really entertaining, instructive and eye-opening series.

It can be really be instructive and it takes away the burden of loved ones trying to guess.

And when you compare this to what they're doing to the auto industry, it's really quite instructive.

So I had this really interesting and instructive experience about a year ago.

But that is obviously instructive — really good political comedy should make us squirm a bit, should push the envelope, should blare out some uncomfortable truths.

It is really quite charming and instructive.