instructive

• How can Fast Company continue to spark valuable, instructive, and important conversations among the members of this rapidly growing community? —  Conversation Agent
• They will almost always find that the coverage produced by citizen journalists (they'll almost always mention the citizen journalists) was both valiant and instructive, and that the news-sharing platform used by said citjos, be it a blog or a podcast or, most recently, a Twitter feed, offers enticing answers to the question of Where Journalism Will Go from Here. —  CJR
• The UK's experience in this regard could be instructive, as it has introduced a range of carbon taxes and levies, including on air travel. —  The Times of India
• Examining the past is instructive, and I find it reassuring to know that society did not fall apart during the Depression. —  Starbulletin Headlines
• Your friendship, with which for many years you honoured me, was a friendship dearest to my soul: your conversation and your correspondence were at once highly entertaining and instructive--with what pleasure did I use to break up the seal! —  The Complete Works of Robert Burns: Containing his Poems, Songs, and Correspondence. With a New Life of the Poet, and Notices, Critical and Biographical by Allan Cunningham

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