Sentence examples for educated power from inspiring English sources

Playing as if invaded by some foreign virus that had drained his tennis brain and paralysed his normally smooth movement over the grass of his favourite tournament, he could not resist Dimitrov's educated power and sharp, well-hidden switches of direction that kept him guessing in every exchange.

She has tutored pupils all around the world and is particularly interested in the educating power of interactive entertainment.

So highly educated, double-income power couples have become far more common.

So much could be corrected in the world if girls were educated and had power over their lives.

Now they are better off, better educated and in power, in the sense that the Pheu Thai party, successor to Thaksin's Thai Rak Thai party and led by his sister, Yingluck Shinawatra, is in charge in Bangkok.

He thinks that being "classist" is a serious prejudice even though social mobility in Britain is getting worse all the time and the privately educated wield more power, in more fields of endeavour, than they have in decades.

"So much could be corrected in the world if girls were educated and had power over their lives," Obama said.

On "The Good Wife" the city gleams with Eastern-educated power brokers who command their authority out of offices appointed with Oushak rugs and abstract art.

They were married in 1981, cementing their reputation as a political, ideological, and Western-educated power couple.

In the century that followed, as coastal China was carved up by foreign powers, educated Chinese began wondering whether their civilization might be inherently inferior to that of the West.

The positive association between education attainment and enrolment may partly be due to improved purchasing power – most educated respondents were also income earners and more likely to afford payment of insurance premiums.