Sentence examples for educated minds from inspiring English sources

Indeed, at some tacit, unarticulated level, a dark question lurked in educated minds.

ag QUESTION FROM JILL C. LEVNER : How is it even possible with so many educated minds in Hollywood — that so many bad films and flawed films are made?

But it doesn't help the world a lot to have hundreds of finely educated minds going off each year to serve themselves and Wall Street.

Political theology is highly adaptive and can present to even educated minds a more compelling vision of the future than the prospect of secular modernity.

Thomas Jefferson and George Washington both had the 18-volume Britannica, pirated in Philadelphia by Thomas Dobson, on their shelves because, as Mr. Pappas put it, "they needed to keep abreast of the state of learning from the educated minds of the day, meaning the educated minds of Europe".

That which we already knew it merely confirms, and that which it might be of benefit to us to discover it is powerless to provide unless critically educated minds deploy it, and they have better things to do.

For the American educational reformer John Dewey, scepticism was "the mark and even the pose of the educated mind".

Is the precision of the killer's knife the product of an educated mind?

"There's a quote: 'a mark of an educated mind is someone who can entertain an opposing thought without agreeing.' I think that intellectual rigour is really important, and something we should continue to challenge ourselves to do".

It seems to me that the great difficulty of writing is to make the language of the educated mind express our confused ideas, half feelings, half thoughts, where we are little more than bundles of instinctive tendencies".

Another way of looking at it is to say that to predict well-known public events several years after they have occurred is not perhaps the most demanding of tasks for an educated mind.