It had not been an edifying exhibition from an attack that has maintained remarkable discipline throughout the series.
Accompanists are capable of epiphanies, too: Blier's incisive way with rhythm tied together his madly eclectic Spanish program, which he illustrated with charming, edifying patter from the stage.
The vintage illustrations and photographs document the city's police force from its mid-19th-century roots through 20th-century milestones like Samuel J. Battle's becoming the first black officer, in 1911, to radiation sensors on patrol cars in 2007, with edifying captions from Joshua Ruff and Michael Cronin of the New York City Police Museum.
Coneygree, a half-brother to Carruthers bred by the late Lord Oaksey, provided edifying relief from the increasing hegemony of jumping's biggest stables with a decisive success in the Neptune Investment Management Novices Hurdlee for Mark Bradstock, while Mags Mullins exported the bumper to Ireland through Anonis.
I'd like to relay two edifying stories from the first half of the 19th century.
McMeekin's story is far from edifying as to the motives of men in war.
There has been a ferocity about Australia's approach that has been far from edifying at times, but it has been mighty effective.
The story of how Bill Clinton and Newt Gingrich came close to secretly making a deal on Social Security by cutting out their respective political allies, only to be derailed by Clinton's philandering (and, to an extent, by Gingrich's), is far from edifying.
In many places, the police, local authorities and the licensed trade work successfully together to manage the night-time economy - it may still be a far from edifying scene, but incidents of violence are much fewer and far between than they were.
Much like TV today, novels were considered indulgent and frivolous in Austen's day ― a dangerous distraction from edifying pursuits such as reading sermons or learning needlepoint.
