Sentence examples for conventionally educated from inspiring English sources

Academically, home-schooled children seem to do well; they enter higher education in proportions similar to those who are conventionally educated, and score as well or better on college entrance exams.

Lanier does it manually, with a rolling movement involving the back of his hand that would make more conventionally educated pianists blanch.

At first, I feared the years spent out of school would put me at a disadvantage to my conventionally educated peers.

There is resentment from physicians towards individuals who are less educated and conventionally are of a lower social status but who have the financial ability to compete with physicians: A doctor looks and sees an uneducated man who doesn't even know how to sign a document is a contractor and is a millionaire.

The two princes, one conventionally dull and the other - equally conventionally - wild, have therefore been raised and educated in the dynastic style and within the royal household.

"My sister is educated.

Marceline educated Disney.

Highly educated citizens are found to have a relatively strong preference for spatial equality as compared to low educated citizens.

But I educated people.

It's educated girls.

I'm educated.