Sentence examples for the more instructive from inspiring English sources

Or perhaps the more instructive comparison is to Loretta Lynn, whom Musgraves has cited as her primary influence.

In the more instructive measure of gross value added per hour worked in the market sector, annual growth reached 2.4%.

But the more instructive comparison may be how the post-convention polls track with the actual election result — it's Nov. 6 that we're really concerned about, after all.

Although notably less inspirational, the story of Valérie Trierweiler, fighting vainly for her borrowed status, may be, for any girls minded to take it up, the more instructive picture of dependency.

For all the record-breaking feats of their whirring thunderbats at Trent Bridge, it was England's performance at Headingley on Thursday evening that was probably the more instructive for the team's management as they plot a course for next summer's Champions Trophy and the World Cup in 2019.

It is one of the more instructive facts of baseball life that New York's two first-string catchers (Jorge Posada for the Yanks and Mike Piazza for the Mets) will between them make close to what Montreal paid its entire 25-man roster last year.

After this overture, the show becomes more instructive, tracing the early influences on Art Nouveau.

This is just one of the ways the book is more instructive than it might look at first sight.

But the court-packing controversy at the heart of the book is more instructive than Burns lets on.

Some have referred to "Entourage" as a West Coast, male version of "Sex and the City," but the differences between the two shows are more instructive than the similarities.

The trial offered more instructive and stomach-turning details about the sleazy way that Albany operates.