Sentence examples for educated composition from inspiring English sources

The suburban, diverse, affluent, educated composition of the electorate was ripe for a Democratic pickup.

Although the more educated composition of our sample may at first sight appear to undermine the value of the present findings, it is striking that the participants from this well-educated group still relied heavily on their personalised norms for assessing value acceptability.

Early voters are more Democratic, less white and more highly educated than the final composition of the electorate in 2009.

They also say that Nielsen found the network has a higher "composition" of affluent, educated, professional or managerial viewers than their competitors.

While our final participant sample came from 35 different U.S. cities and 21 different states, allowing greater external validity, the sample size and its demographic composition (white, middle-aged, educated individuals) was a limitation of this study.

The word playful did not necessarily refer to the subject matter but to the professed attitude of the authors, educated men who disclaimed responsibility for their compositions.

Recognized early as a child prodigy, he appeared on television and in the news media at the age of 9. Magle was educated as a private student of Leif Thybo (composition and music theory), and Ib Bindel (organ).

Education is also likely to affect the composition of their network which may comprise relatively more educated non-migrant individuals than in the case of less-educated migrants.

Well-adjusted and educated children should not develop prejudicial thoughts about the composition of a family or about gender.

Rooted in the classical compositions and techniques in which he was educated, Curtis's paintings were nurtured in the Modernist atmosphere of 1930s New York.

Romberg was educated in Vienna as an engineer, but he also studied composition and became a skilled violinist and organist.