Sentence examples for edifying fact from inspiring English sources

Edifying fact of the week: Gloria Steinem and Jane Fonda have just started an all-female radio network in the US, set to challenge ultraright commentators such as Ann Coulter.

There are other Supreme Court cases using the term — hundreds of them, in fact — even if not all of them are as edifying.

Manchester's "clumps" were, in fact, so idiosyncratic that Reid found them more confusing than edifying.

"All you need to say in focus groups is 'Let's go back to the nineties.' " But he was also frank about the fact that the Clintons, long beloved in the black community, are now dependent on a less edifying political dynamic: "The Hispanic voter — and I want to say this very carefully — has not shown a lot of willingness or affinity to support black candidates".

Most edifying.

The evening is edifying.

This should be edifying.

It's not edifying".

Not all that edifying.

It also isn't edifying.

The fact that Moscow can produce a loud feminist action collective inspired by the punk rock band Bikini Kill and Julia Kristeva is as edifying for the West as it is dumbfounding to most Russians.