Sentence examples for than instructive from inspiring English sources

The personal accounts add up to more than instructive narrative.

And these passages are more than informative, more than instructive -- they are elegiac and heartbreaking.

Ultimately, however, knowing what I did, I found the visit more melancholy than instructive.

The result is hypnotic rather than instructive and, like TV cookery programmes, it's a cinematic experience resembling lap dancing overseen by a duenna.

(His wife, Cynthia Blaise, is a dialect coach, though Key claims that her role is more supportive than instructive: "She doesn't usually help me.

I think what I do (more by inclination than design) is to put these surficial, quasi-political elements into my stories, just as a means of getting the story told; that is, their function may be more distractive than instructive.

Even when the storytelling swerves into Gothic melodrama, the clinical detail is never less than, well, instructive.

Game-based learning therefore allows students to explore social and cognitive learning contexts within games in an immersive, interactive, engaging, and sometimes realistic manner, thereby facilitating learning that is deeper and often more effective than traditional instructive teaching methods (Jong et al. 2010).

Hearing these similar messages from people with different backgrounds was more than just instructive.

Our first glance of any new performer, watching simply how she or he walks across the screen, can be more instructive than anything else — far more than the utterance of dialogue.

"Johnny White's was more instructive than anything else," he said.