Sentence examples for educated circle from inspiring English sources

Among my college educated circle of women friends, 80% of (46) white women and 55% of (18) non-white women are for Trump.

Initially professional and educated circles were principally affected.

But even in her family's educated circles the program was a phenomenon.

"Even in these educated circles, men, at best, are patronizing about women," he said.

In the most elite educated circles after World War II, being a conservative was pretty much out of the question.

And in more cosmopolitan and educated circles, over-indulgence is often regarded as somewhat déclassé – suggesting that perhaps heavy drinking may fall out of fashion again.

Explorers and travelers brought home the vestiges of classical knowledge that had been preserved in the Muslim world and the East, and in the 15th century Aristarchus' heliocentric hypothesis again came to be debated in certain educated circles.

Nowadays, the notion that life is measurably improving – and there can be no more profound improvement than not being killed or tortured – is about as unfashionable in educated circles as the conviction that western culture is in any sense civilising.

Much of the shock that followed the Brexit result in educated circles came from the fact that few people had been exposed to arguments that did not match their preferences.

In the U.S. and most of the Western world, it's considered barbaric in educated circles to be unfamiliar with Plato or Monet or Dickens, but quite natural to be oblivious of quarks and chi-squares.

Beginning in the 1840s, racist ideas became more overt in educated circles as anthropologists proposed that the different races of humans had originated, (i.e., been created) separately.