Sentence examples for that are instructive from inspiring English sources

But she does recommend that parents take along videotapes that are instructive and stimulating and that can be discussed as part of the ride.

The dread of diminishment Without being alarmist, Gawande provides eminently readable (engagingly personal) case histories and life histories that are instructive, without being preachy or pedantic.

Further, in examining the consequences of a known propensity for CIM LOD peaks to gravitate toward nearby genetic markers, we uncovered several trends that are instructive for considering how best to apply the CIM and CIM-NPCI methods to achieve optimal results.

Some recent initiatives offer models that are instructive.

Here, we discuss several examples that are instructive for molecular medicine.

To study events that are instructive for hair-cell rearrangements, we used chemical inhibitors to examine a candidate signaling pathway reversibly and with temporal precision.

Those guys risk everything with a grace and aplomb that is instructive to all of us.

The almanac also furnished much incidental information that was instructive and entertaining and greatly appreciated where reading matter was scarce.

The English-language version is more cosmopolitan, offering a non-Western view of world events that is instructive, if not always persuasive.

But, as a matter of history, the idea that the amendment was meant to make the country "color-blind" is wrong, and wrong in a way that is instructive for people thinking about American race relations today.

A good old newspaper brings you both headlines and articles that are relevant to your life and citizenship, news that is instructive or interesting or both, plus diversions, opinions and advertisements that you either seek out or discover by browsing.