Sentence examples for be educated into from inspiring English sources

He believed that the masses could be educated into accepting the values of liberal civilization, but he defended private property and was as wary of rapid extensions of the franchise as of bureaucratic power.

But optimists argue that through such wide-ranging talks, the FARC's communist leaders, many of whom have little knowledge of modern, urban Colombia, can be educated into democratic politics.Officials see concessions as feasible in such matters as agrarian reform, decentralisation and opening up the political system.

I don't believe people can be educated into entrepreneurs as much as I think it's an urge that comes embedded in one's DNA.

Surgeons need to be educated into what constitutes informed consent and the importance of adhering to such requirements.

Rather than being educated into having children, as Prof Nargung would like, women are being educated out of it.

A generation of women, she says, "who grew up between the wars, who were educated into expectations, and who were then frustrated, sent back into the domestic world".

Not only did he marry and have a child with a native Pawnee woman, he had also been educated into their language and spirituality.

In "Pygmalion," Eliza Doolittle is educated into the upper classes by Henry Higgins, an expert in inflections; in "The Shape of Things," Adam is turned into an alpha male by Evelyn, an expert in erections.

By the time we were in college our generation of evangelicals had been educated into a profoundly different worldview than that of the secular, anti-Christian, Satan-following Ivy League elites we had been taught to fear.

Before professors and students combine to overthrow this inquisition, we are educated into the snobbery and arrogance of an earlier generation of the gifted young (poor teenage Snape was cruelly bullied), the racist ideology of the Dark Wizards ("mudbloods"!

Ambition and money do not matter to his characters, nor does class, since most of these people are educated into the only class that counts — the stylish and the articulate.