Sentence examples for the 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.
In scale and subject, it evokes 19th-century history painting, once the most edifying of academic genres.
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.
At the head of this school, like an impish king, sits Hopkinson, the most satisfying and edifying of them all.
Less forgivably, he created a faction within his party that included some of the most disreputable practitioners of Italy's seldom-edifying cold-war politics.
Because there is little at Comic-Con or in the bulk of the entertainment it represents that attempts to raise consciousness, increase awareness on the most pressing issues of our time or otherwise edify its consumers.
