edified

How To Use edified In A Sentence

• I'm edified to see the ablative affected you so strongly... The past participle for ferre now, please. THE GOLDEN LION
• In such a church the believer cannot be edified, for the Word of God had been set aside.
• I'm edified to see the ablative affected you so strongly... The past participle for ferre now, please. THE GOLDEN LION
• I'm edified to see the ablative affected you so strongly... The past participle for ferre now, please. THE GOLDEN LION
• There he was a minute or two since, seated by that cannon, apparently an attentive and much edified auditor of a discussion we were holding on the celebrated theory of a certain bishop of your own country; which theory, rightly considered -- mind, I say _rightly considered_ -- neighbor The Wing-and-Wing Le Feu-Follet
• When I was in Malines your soldiers were such gallant and beautiful boys, that I was always edified by their sincerity, by their spirit of religion, by their respect of liberty for all, and also by that combination of qualities which their fathers inherited from Anglo-Saxon traditions, combined with a great spirit of resource and initiative. The German Occupation of Belgium
• What natural men need is regeneration, and what the regenerate need is to be edified in the faith.
• Ashburner made a calculation that, counting in the serenades, the inhabitants of Oldport were edified by waltz, polka, and redowa music (in those days the _Schottisch_ was not), eleven hours out of the twenty-four, daily. The International Monthly, Volume 2, No. 4, March, 1851
• I knew you must be edified by the margent, ere you had done. Act V. Scene II. Hamlet, Prince of Denmark
• There he was a minute or two since, seated by that cannon, apparently an attentive and much edified auditor of a discussion we were holding on the celebrated theory of a certain bishop of your own country; which theory, rightly considered -- mind, I say _rightly considered_ -- neighbor The Wing-and-Wing Le Feu-Follet