Sentence examples for edifying to see from inspiring English sources

"So there!" In no way is it edifying to see three women engaged in a spat over trousers.

It was edifying to see such goodwill for an artist whose name is a byword for shambolic shows, and whose unfamiliar material stymied their attempts to sing along.

It was edifying to see him defy the cynics, though it must be said that Hewitt seemed less than wholly convinced.

I would hazard that this has secretly been the way of British Jews down the generations, and it's certainly edifying to see Jewish thinking unveiled here so intelligently.

It looked like a market – OK, this is Brooklyn: it looked like a hipster-run farmers' market – and it was edifying to see how many people it attracted.

If that seemed ruthless - Thornton, understandably, was devastated - then it was edifying to see Humphries instead give a chance to Jacob, still only 23 and unable to claim his 3lb allowance in such a valuable race.

While our sample size is limited, it is noteworthy that all three mutations seem to target the same enzymatic capacity; it might be edifying to examine additional patient mutations in this manner to see how broadly the pattern fits.

It was edifying to watch them struggle with that.

Their games are exciting and edifying to watch.

I was once a participant in the Chicago technology scene, making that somewhat edifying to hear.

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