Sentence examples for educated believing from inspiring English sources

In his will Washington freed his slaves and specified that the children be educated, believing that with education and training the freed children of slaves could take a more fruitful and productive place in Virginia society.

But even some of the most educated believe that the United States is wrong to bomb an emaciated country.

Most people, including the wealthy and the educated, believe in the powers of positive feng shui and most love to have a bet on a horse race.

"These type of remarks feed into a national sentiment, and many Indonesians, even those who are well educated, believe them," said a former cabinet minister.

Although recently changes have been made to medical education, many professionals were still educated to believe that the quality of their provided care depends on their individual knowledge and hard work and not on coordination with others [ 5].

The educated class believes in multilateral action, so the number of Americans who believe we should "go our own way" has risen sharply.

As a Black Caribbean immigrant, she was treated pretty badly at her school when she first came to the U.S., and I think came out of it educated to believe that she couldn't really do math.

I'm French, I was educated to believe in liberté, égalité, fraternité.

The educated class believes in global warming, so public skepticism about global warming is on the rise.

Most educated Bangladeshis believe that a change of government would not cause the country to alter course significantly.

Everything that educated people believed about reality turned out to be an error or, worse, a lie.