Sentence examples for classically educated from inspiring English sources
Any confusion, just ask classically educated mayor Boris Johnson.
Why was their Parliament full of classically educated grown-ups masquerading as unruly schoolchildren?
Ezra Cornell was the practical farmer and mechanically-minded engineer, while Andrew Dickson White was the classically educated scholar.
In the end, to Brooke and his classically educated fellow officers, Belgium was nothing: they were sailing to Troy.
The classically educated among them ought to have learned Thucydides's warning that in international affairs, "the strong do what they can and the weak suffer what they must".
Were we more classically educated, we would take a clue from its botanical name, Anethum, derived from the Greek words ano (upward) and theo (I run).
WHech, for a brief moment, might be enough to distract us from the crisis and doubt plaguing the Rio Olympics right nowas
The classically-educated conductor and former jazz trumpeter Jules Buckley, who has overseen most of the arrangements, hopes it will bring together two different audiences and musical worlds by reinterpreting and reimagining their art on both sides.
Typical examples include Bluestocking Hester Chapone's Letters on the Improvement of the Mind (1773), which went through at least sixteen editions in the last quarter of the 18th century, and the classically-educated historian Catharine Macaulay's Letters on Education (1790).
Did classically-educated critics still not recognize embryos or did they deny a medical accessory any general interest?
