Sentence examples for a particularly edifying from inspiring English sources

Milband had the upper hand today, but it wasn't a particularly edifying win.

He finds -- no surprise here -- that the whole shebang was a show, and not a particularly edifying or even entertaining one.

It is never a particularly edifying argument, but it bears testament to the broad mainstream consensus about how to make Britain prosper.

This had not been a particularly edifying week for the English football elite, Liverpool conceding the high ground before a ball was kicked in Madrid by fielding a weakened team, and Arsenal choking on a 3-0 leat at home against a poorly equipped Anderlecht.

While I would go to the firing line defending the brilliance of all these books, no one could claim that reading them over and over again is a particularly edifying experience; much more improving would be for me to start filling the hideous lacunae in, say, my knowledge of late 20th-century American literature.

In any case, the festival came to a peaceful end, particularly edifying in a fresh and stirring account of the Mahler's all-encompassing Third Symphony on the final Friday, conducted by James Conlon, the festival's music director.

For a clear snapshot of a country's economic performance, a look at my misery index is particularly edifying.

With one exception, their modern history is not particularly edifying.

The third debate date with Long-Faced Guy and Mini-Me was not particularly gratifying, edifying or electrifying.

This is what might be called the career-celebrating miscellany, in which some titan of a particular form wanders happily around the accumulated lumber of his lifelong engagement with literature, stopping every so often to pull out a particularly attractive item for his readers to stare at while dropping many a sagacious, edifying comment along the way.

A particularly effeminate one.