Sentence examples for quite edifying from inspiring English sources
The author's insights on this topic may be quite edifying, but you will not find them in this book.
Films probably don't change anything -- except you -- and I find it quite edifying to put myself in somebody else's situation sometimes".
The spectacle of ghoulish money-spinning on the back of the recently dead is hardly edifying – not quite cricket, somehow.
He had created for himself a new public among the rising middle classes, who would have turned away in moral indignation from the Italian opera but who were quite ready to be edified by a moral tale from the Bible, set to suitably dignified and, by now, rather old-fashioned music.
The dove is the symbol of peace, purity and hope, and the pigeon is a rat with wings". She argues, "So we've put human characteristics against these birds that actually are quite contrary and don't make any sense at all". Beauty, for MccGwire is complex, sometimes discomfiting but always edifying.
