Sentence examples for be edifying to from inspiring English sources

Coming from Mr. Spin himself, criticism of spin cannot but be edifying to all concerned.

It may be edifying to know a couple of things about the Vonn camp, often called Vonntourage.

We can all bring to mind a list of literary characters it might be edifying to spend some quality time with for one reason or another.

A few weeks ago, a lawyer in New York named Edwin Matthews saw the movie and thought that it might be edifying to arrange a screening for his firm's summer associates.

Maybe it's OK, and laudable even, to consider in such close detail the interior life – the history, the secrets, the pain, the delusions – of the man who is gone, but can it possibly be edifying to enjoy it so much?

It would be edifying to hear Trump or some of his aides and allies explain exactly how this scenario is supposed to play out and where it's supposed to end up.

It was edifying to watch them struggle with that.

In our digitally mediated world, it is edifying to be reminded of the tactile power of a pencil.

It was edifying to see such goodwill for an artist whose name is a byword for shambolic shows, and whose unfamiliar material stymied their attempts to sing along.

It was edifying to see him defy the cynics, though it must be said that Hewitt seemed less than wholly convinced.

And it is edifying to grant a 17-year-old the autonomy to fail and face the consequences (if his boss becomes more alert).