Sentence examples similar to educate out of from inspiring English sources

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.

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

They don't need re-educating out of their prejudice – they and their teachers need to be left alone".

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

For Billington, the play excels at addressing the "alienation of sons educated out of their class and suffering a peculiar English mix of guilt and insecurity".

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

The author of the catalogue recalls being sent off to a church school, aged six, to have his beliefs educated out of him.

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.

"Old Boys and Girls Still Take Top Jobs" was a typical headline greeting its report in August about the privately educated tightening their grip – for example, the 54 privately educated out of the top 100 media professionals being seven more than back in the 1980s.