Sentence examples for was less instructive from inspiring English sources

Adopting an argument made by the White House after Tuesday's elections, the representatives suggested that what happened in two contests for state office was less instructive than what happened in races for two House seats that Democrats won, among them a Republican district in upstate New York.

In addition, rounds are less instructive than they were in the past because many more people are treated as outpatients, so students may not see a wide variety of diseases.

All of which suggests that Palace's four losses in a row which preceded the Liverpool result were less instructive than their four-game winning run in March and April.

That the supposed Bigfoot carcass turned out to be a defrosting rubber costume stuffed with animal entrails is less instructive than the way news outlets reported the matter — first with a kind of hopeful skepticism, then, once the hoax was exposed, with a dismissive, we-knew-it-all-along harrumph.

Whether people think they are conservative or aggressive investors is less instructive than knowing about their first (and thus formative) experience with money.

By the stifled voice of the magnetic needle, the Earth proclaims the movements of her interior, and could we rightly interpret the flaming page of the polar light, it would not be less instructive for us.

So your examples of three extremely high-achieving students, from one of the most privileged and affluent communities in the country, were less than instructive on how the rest of us can cope.

"In the tumultuous love story between God and his people, failure was no less instructive than success," he continues a few pages later.

Bessel's account of the second half of 1945 is less gripping but more instructive.

The Swiss example is no less instructive.

Screening is far less instructive for physicians.