Sentence examples for I think educated from inspiring English sources

Andrea Riquetti told me, "I think educated people are more aware of the importance of communication and interaction and language".

At the same time, my stomach churns when I think educated Brazilian men and women working for advertising agencies still feel the need to portray our women as being dependent or fearful of their husbands, giving them a "good-humoured" solution to avoid a bollocking.

I just want people to be more aware of stammering, and I think Educating Yorkshire helped with this".

Lord Dyson said at the launch: "I think educating and targeting the young is perhaps the most important thing that we should be doing.

I think educating people came more later, with Facebook and that sort of thing.

Some suggested that further training might facilitate the promotion and management of physical activity in the clinic setting; " I don't always feel I know all I need to know about it…and so I think educating health professionals is a starting point" (P07, Dietician), and; " I don't feel adequately informed, probably because I haven't studied [physical] activity" (P11, Dietician).

With Jean in our community, and the Lystedt Law in our state, everybody's being, I thought, educated".

She said, "I don't think educating Jews about Christianity will weaken Judaism.

According to qualitative findings, participants think educating family members (i.e., providing them with information) about diabetes may not stop family members from performing nonsupportive, sabotaging behaviors.

"I think most educated Americans feel that way".

PETER HESSLER: I think that educated Egyptians are following it, but not so much among the average people.