Sentence examples for sounds instructive from inspiring English sources
That "we" sounds instructive rather than invitational.
Mainly, however, Schlesinger's judgments are sound and many remain instructive.
We will never see a more instructive instance of how sound rivals picture in uncovering meaning and truth in the most surprising and unlikely ways.
This was instructive, not least because it sounded like implicit praise: maybe I don't choose my words very carefully, but he does, so he should have chosen them more carefully.
It's instructive to watch it with the sound on to hear the kind of presumption she uses in speaking for the American people or assigning phrases to them that she has coined herself on her blog.
It sounds weird at first, but the parallels are fascinating and deep and instructive.
If you've wondered why politicians sound as windy as they do, this former speechwriter's sentences are instructive.
The sound is murky and uneven, but hearing this pianist in 1947 and 1948 is instructive under any conditions.
It is instructive to find that every argument and issue surrounding the death penalty today was sounded in the past.
