Unedifying

But is there an element in this unedifying conflict of the bishop's words coming back to haunt her?

I find his style most unedifying, most unprofessional.

Given the fury and bloodletting we saw a few months ago, and the controversy over the voting, we are heading towards another unedifying all-out battle.

Senior Conservative MPs joined the direct criticism of the leadership contender, describing his conduct as “unedifying” and “contemptible”.

So let’s put this aspect of the unedifying scare campaign lately being waged against electric vehicles to bed.

The past week was the most unedifying in British politics in living memory.

Watching the Democrats grapple with the debate over how radical a policy agenda they intend to present to the public next year has been an unedifying but fascinating experience.

It is either to evade an ancillary claim that will go with production of a degree certificate, which is the NYSC discharge certificate, or a criminal and unedifying past while in the university can be taken for granted.

Harley ch.5 His ownership of Stondon Place, where he lived for the rest of his life, was bitterly contested by Joanna Shelley, with whom he engaged in a protracted and unedifying legal dispute lasting about a decade and a half.