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As an impartial historian, I consider it my duty to notice their several theories, by which mankind have been so exceedingly edified and instructed.
He did not pronounce windy orations about things that did not concern or edify them.
He himself has expressed some part of his thoughts on that subject, and we cannot read them without being edified.
The history of Congress is strewn with oratorical derelicts, who have often edified their auditors, but quite as often blocked the course of legislation.
The experience was an enjoyable and edifying experience for most individuals.
Aside from offering rudimentary explanations of germ theory, it edified readers about the transmission of syphilis.
One wonders who will be edified by this book - perhaps students of the ' ' culture wars ' ' of the 1990s.
For a sermon to ' edify ', they must pray for faith to be edified and attend diligently to what is said.
States contributed "much that was edifying and valuable" in both pedagogy and philosophy.
This may not result in reading that is edifying, but it will always be relevant.
A genuine artifact is one which is the outcome of a productive relationship between material and maker, and one which continues to engender and edify.
Notably, they inspired an important element in war literature: heroic memoirs, edifying tales from the trenches or from overseas expeditions.
Both prefaces explain the need for the edifying texts to reach a wider audience.
The delay in rectifying this problem does not make for edifying reading.
The lengthy question that follows - like the lengthy statement that preceded it - is intended to delight the reader while simultaneously edifying her.
This is an optimistic and edifying dialogue on the possibility of protecting ourselves from the undesirable consequences of linguistic essentialism: interpersonal, intergroup, and international conflicts and misunderstandings.
And who can deny that our theatres daily portray aspects of history, emotion, action and consequences that both edify and educate their audiences?
Will it be edifying to see all these carefully selected and vetted peers mooning around their noble pile with not enough to do?
They will not have been edified by our processes.
