Sentence examples for educated lives from inspiring English sources

Those Jews, say these observers, is educated, lives in diverse settings, borders major Jewish resources in New York City and works in creative fields like the arts, research and education.

She's educated, lives in the city, and she's a woman she feels her future relationship status is very much in her own hands.

As the icing on the cake, she is well educated, lives according to her high spiritual values and has adopted me as a mentor.

It is to us to make the connection between our pre- and post –tsunami worlds as we continue in our work of ensuring the rights of every child to live healthy and educated lives, free from violence and fear, protected from abuse and exploitation.

"For the most educated, living as an unmarried couple typically is an economically productive way to combine two incomes and is a step toward marriage and childbearing," the report says.

"The reincarnated child Panchen Lama you mentioned is being educated, living a normal life, growing up healthily and does not wish to be disturbed," said Norbu Dunzhub, a member of the Tibet autonomous region's united front work department.

But the benefits have not been equally shared, and southern India has rocketed far ahead of much of the rest of the country on virtually every score -- people here earn more money, are better educated, live longer lives and have fewer children.

Charity tends to be higher among people who are better educated, live in small cities, are married, have children, own homes or had parents who gave regularly.

Highly educated, living in the west, from a progressive circle from a city.

He was highly educated, lived in Boston and worked in a creative field.

The three friends I mentioned are all in their 20's, married, successful, educated, living in D.C. and, obviously, planning to someday have children.