Sentence examples for can be edifying from inspiring English sources
For the young people making that leap — Underwood calls this a "personal revolution" — the ability to compose your thoughts through text as you gain footing in the new language can be edifying.
Anger is indeed a negative feeling (if not a hostile one) directed toward another person, but it can be edifying for the person who is angry, and, in the appropriate context a context in which one ought to get angry it can have beneficial effects on a situation or a relationship.
Anger is indeed a negative feeling (if not a hostile one) directed toward another person, but it can be edifying for the person who is angry, and, in the appropriate context a context in which one ought to be angry it can have beneficial effects on a situation or a relationship.
But sometimes just raising a question can be edifying.
It can be edifying and intimate and wonderful, but a great big party is not really that representative of the day to day of most marriages.
On the other hand, the premise of this question — that literature can be edifying, and temper the crueler impulses of power — I wonder if that's even true.
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?
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.
The contest among them, which Mr Brown may remain to preside over, should be edifying.
Coming from Mr. Spin himself, criticism of spin cannot but be edifying to all concerned.
