informative造句

This article is crisp, informative.

The books and journal were informative.

The information presented herein is for informative purposes only.

I often read this paper because it's very informative.

The tone of your letter should professional, positive and informative.

It is at once funny, gruesome, tragic, informative, romantic and disconcerting.

Diagnostics should be clear, informative, and plentiful in the event of problems.

Refine your draft headline to make it brief, to the point, and more informative.

Conversation at that party is less informative because you waste so much time repeating yourselves.

Flashing lights, spinning widgets, and videos that start unannounced don’t make the sale. Clear, informative content does.

Also, an informative reference on how to improve morale was presented in the midst of the discussion.

HubTile lets you add beautiful, informative, animated tiles to your application, similar to the new People groups in 'Mango'.

Choosing the other initial colored target revealed cues that were randomly associated with reward size, thus possessing no informative value.

I'm enjoying reading Carl Sandburg's biography on Abraham Lincoln - it's great writing, it's informative, and I feel good after reading a chapter or two.

The range of topics -- including cryptography, geothermal energy, and influenza -- is breathtaking, and the treatment of each subject is necessarily brief but informative.

The information we gather from these few rows can be very informative for auditing purposes, and to understand why a step did not run.

As it happens, when colored targets were presented individually, the dopamine neurons responded more strongly to the informative target than the random target.

The remaining 40 per cent of informative searches are made by those seeking specific information such as their dentist's telephone number.

The symbolism of the seating allocation is informative, pointing to a shift in the balance of power in the fashion industry that threatens the traditional domination of editors such as Ms Wintour.

"We identified 13 'DNA markers' from 11 genes that are informative to predict a person's hair colour," said Professor Kayser, chair of the Department of Forensic Molecular Biology at Erasmus.