Sentence examples for be educated out from inspiring English sources

"Our fears are educated into us, and if we wish, can be educated out".

Karl Augustus Menninger, author of "The Human Mind" and "Love Against Hate," once said, "Fears are educated into us, and can, if we wish, be educated out".

Only Sophia's daughter Esther (Tahirah Sharif) embodies hope: a scholarship girl who may be educated out of a rut.

Abdel-Razak is a pan-Arabist who believes the people ("stupid filthy Arab retards!") must be educated out of religious dogma.

But there comes a point when they need to be educated out of hating things, so that by the time they are adults they will understand the word's proper definition and rightful context.

It just goes to show that even clever people can be educated out of their wits because whatever motivated Choudhry and allegedly al-Asiri existed in minds like theirs long before 9/11 or the half-cock occupation of Iraq and Afghanistan turned their very unoriginal thoughts to murder as a means of making sense of unhappy lives.

Art doesn't work like Google: asking questions without having answers is healthy and yet it's being "educated out" of our children.

Speaking to the Radio Times, she declared: "I have been educated out of the natural reproductive function.

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

Words and pictures is what we all do, before we are educated out of dropping the pictures and just using the words.

He is educated out of such misgivings by a wiser man, and learns to enjoy violence for its own sake; this makes him more effective at exacting justice.