Sentence examples for edifying to read from inspiring English sources

It was edifying to read John Colapinto's description of the technically rigorous training required of Michelin inspectors as well as their fastidious criteria for holding restaurants accountable for non-food-related aspects of the dining experience (establishments that let their toilet paper run out in the restrooms, please take note) ("Lunch with M.," November 23rd).

Wendy Blais, North Hills... To the editor: Even though McKenna was outspent in the L.A. Unified school board election, it was edifying to read that he prevailed.

It was less than edifying to read the belated apologies of Rabbi Roth and the National Hillel CEO Fingerhut: "too little, too late". Were I yet a member of the National Hillel Board, I would have insisted on Rabbi Roth's resignation over this outrageous incident.

We might wonder, then, whether this expression has anything edifying to say about the current political situation in the United States.

It was edifying to watch them struggle with that.

Their games are exciting and edifying to watch.

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

But he decided that he wanted a school "more edifying to Christ".

And you may find it edifying to work for someone whose views differ from yours.

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

This paean to public transportation is front-loaded with statistics edifying to city dwellers and their soapboxes.