Which was probably the thinking of the transit authority as well — but the fact that her fifth grade's edification came at the expense of the citizenry did not seem to give Ms. Duffy pause.
By the late 1940s the days when the "idealistic tendency" was regarded as literature's essential edification were at an end - but they were gone by 1901, the year in which Queen Victoria died, the year in which Wilhelm Kostuowitsky became "Apollinaire".
I informed him of the turkey-attack videos on the Web and said he should take a look, if not for his edification, then at least for his amusement.
A forcible reminder to states and citizens alike that the implementation of Fostering Connections is not only federal law, but also an overriding moral obligation and further: a chance at edification.
The reaction reached its climax with the Finnish language ordinance of 1850, which forbade the publication in Finnish of books other than those that aimed at religious edification or economic benefit.
For your edification, a look back at the phrases, nouns, and neologisms that have, for better or for worse, shaped the week's national discourse.
This conflicts with the hermeneutic view characterized by critical subjectivity, by aiming at understanding and finding meaning, by viewing every situation as unique, by conducting a dialectical cycle to gain knowledge, by aiming at enlightenment, edification, enrichment and personal growth with emphasis on quality which may impair treatment integrity (see section on study design).
Refusing to condescend or even pause for edification, the narrative moves along at speed, exciting us with its demands.
MARCUS ROBERTS Mr. Roberts, an erudite jazz pianist drawn to a mission of edification, has long enjoyed an emeritus status at Jazz at Lincoln Center.
(Chinen) Marcus Roberts: Romance, Swing and the Blues (Friday and Saturday) Mr. Roberts, an erudite jazz pianist drawn to a mission of edification, has long enjoyed an emeritus status at Jazz at Lincoln Center.
