Sentence examples for most edifying from inspiring English sources
And so to the most edifying of trademark disputes, brought to the public attention after Pharrell Williams issued a statement in which he declared himself "disappointed that Will, a fellow artist, would file a case" against him.
Of the many battles that Marshall fought and won — Brown v. Board of Education, Murray v. Maryland, Smith v. Allwright — one of the most edifying was his struggle with his feisty, hard-drinking father, who, as the headwaiter at the Gibson Island Club, in Chesapeake Bay, got him a job and then fired him for letting a high-tipping U.S. senator address him as "nigger".
It was not the most edifying moment of his career.
Let's stipulate that this has not been the most edifying of primary seasons.
It's one of the most edifying things I've ever witnessed in politics.
I owe you more clarity on how the magazine relates to the rest of our news report and how it can be the most distinctive, edifying, pleasurable part of our news offerings.
Plus, Steven Soderbergh's central involvement lent the first film the curious allure of one of America's most respected directors edifying trashy material; with him (as pseudonymous DoP and editor) merely oiling up new director Gregory Jacobs this time, the sequel had more of an air of smash-and-grab exploitation.
Darmstadt Institute, an annual new-music festival founded in 2008 by the New York composers Nick Hallett and Zach Layton, has become one of the city's most reliable sources for concerts as entertaining as they are 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.
He later retracted the statement, and most Cairo intellectuals I spoke with found the "confession" more amusing than edifying.
