Sentence examples for good edifying from inspiring English sources
However, one good, edifying word brings joy and hope to those who need it most.
This is a good thing, Kierkegaard says — we should desire that edifying wrongness.
But sometimes just raising a question can be edifying.
Call it a sixth sense, a gift from God, or too-damn-smart-for-my-own-good (my mom's phrase -- her attempt to be edifying... thanks Ma).
She has a speech prepared, informing fans that she's here "to edify you, to raise you higher", and is as good as her word.
The shelves runneth over: "Human: The Science Behind What Makes Us Unique," by Michael S. Gazzaniga, looked edifying, and it is — especially the chapter "Would a Chimp Make a Good Date?": So your chimp date may not have much of a theory about you, and as a result, anything you do with her will be sort of viewed as being without intention….
It is not just that history edifies and entertains (as in "Lincoln").
Good in the air (his battles with Steven Lenhart this late season have been entertaining if not always edifying), the MLS defender of the year will not be fazed by the prospect of facing Houston set pieces or the possibility of a late game match up with Brian Ching.
A terrible oversight by Der Spiegel and the New York Times, you'll agree, but the good news is that a most prodigious array of news outlets gave madam blanket coverage, and we shall explore that edifying clearing of the schedules in more detail shortly.
