(1) They are pursued for an individual Marine's edification .

(2) Mask dances performed by villagers combined dance with satiric drama, making fun of erring officials and monks for entertainment and ethical edification .

(3) On the other hand, he's observed you're not with any children or anythingu251cu00f6u251cu00e7u252cu00ac so that means you came here alone, for your own edification .

(4) Cemeteries are no longer sites of public moral edification and aesthetic education.

(5) When a professional is delivering an information piece for public edification it needs to fair and balanced.

(6) We do not customarily look to opera for moral edification .

(7) For Shaw's edification , Diana also links to the information provided here and elsewhere to support her points.

(8) Furthermore, you are placing yourself in a position in which your own participation in worship will be less than desirable for your personal edification and for the good of all.

(9) Stories of wonder shifted from instruments of edification to entertainment.

(10) After fully admitting its good qualities, we must point out that the Jerusalem Bible is not in fact suitable for Christians who are in need of edification in the faith.

(11) But if your tolerance for self-importance is dipping low, look elsewhere for edification .

(12) The other main users seem to be people preparing sermons or Bible studies and those who simply want to read for edification .

(13) A video was filmed for the edification of clients

(14) Here's the first reference for your edification .

(15) The tension between honesty and edification is the fundamental dilemma of teaching theology.

(16) It also aims to encourage the development of such online books, for the benefit and edification of all

(17) Here, for your edification , is a small selection of the headlines I routinely have to delete from my site.

(18) Even during such moments, however, the general reader is pulled back and forth between edification and enlightenment.

(19) The first is the extent to which Londoners, by the Elizabethan period at least, were exposed to all manner of highly accessible modes of propaganda and polemic, entertainment and edification .

(20) The idea that art's main purpose is to supply moral uplift and edification