Sentence examples for educated crowd from inspiring English sources

"Most of the educated crowd would have known that – some of them wouldn't.

As the current issue of American Demographics points out, the sport is not a blue-collar enthusiasm, but is followed by a young, affluent and educated crowd, much sought after by marketers.

It saw soccer as a good avenue to reach information technology professionals and chief executives who might be potential customers, both in the U.S., where the sport is not a blue-collar enthusiasm but is followed by an affluent and educated crowd, and in emerging economies, which are among the fastest-growing mobile telephony markets.

When you get a booking at Fabric, you know what to expect - a musically educated crowd and a packed house with a firing atmosphere.

Despite injuries to 30 officers and protesters the event was largely peaceful, with mainly young, educated crowds marching down Rio's central Avenida Rio Branco with national flags, flowers and banners, chanting "The people have awakened" and "Pardon the inconvenience, Brazil is changing".

"Trouw and ADE have made the biggest contribution to getting Amsterdam to take itself seriously as a clubbing city," says Marco. "Trouw created a crowd, educated a crowd".

It's a mostly white, educated, studenty crowd.

There's no more educated cricket crowd in the world and, arguably no finer place to watch the game.

Blogging's curatorial aspects taught them how to be versatile and educate a crowd without bashing them over the heads with music they don't want to hear.

"We feel like we're in EDU, educating the crowd and the government.

I took the opportunity to grab a megaphone from our car and start educating the crowd about what Ebola is, how you can catch it, and how you can avoid it.