Sentence examples for educated for a from inspiring English sources

Pucci, who came from a wealthy, aristocratic Florentine family, was educated for a diplomatic career.

Also, as an outcome of two decades of journalizing discussion of "people's rights," there was substantial support among the urban educated for a republican form of government.

Then he worried that I read too much, and am too highly educated for a boy who left school at 16.

Almost half worked for the government, and others were unemployed or retired, with only "one or two, but no more, educated for a profession," Cox wrote.

Since the death of Kim Jong-il three years ago, North Korea has been led by his youngest son, Kim Jong-un, who is thirty-one years old and was educated for a few years in Switzerland.

They were sons of a Protestant bishop and a mother, well educated for a woman of that time, whose mechanical aptitude found regular expression in the making of household appliances and children's toys.

The son of the Holy Roman emperor Maximilian II and Maria, daughter of Charles V, Albert was educated for an ecclesiastical career at the court of his uncle, King Philip II of Spain.

The son of a notary of Fréjus, Sieyès was educated for an ecclesiastical career at the Sorbonne and rose in the church to become vicar-general (1780) and chancellor (1788) of the diocese of Chartres.

an integrative characterization of educators' development as they prepare to educate for a world on the move.

As journalism scholar James Carey describes them, such "schools of journalism... were less attempts to educate for a profession, than to call one into existence".

In the U.S., investors have been educated for more than a decade to plan for retirement by investing for the long term.