Sentence examples for educated sense from inspiring English sources
He is a fastidious and formal director, with an educated sense of the American and European canon and his possible place in it.
Most attendees come prepared, with homework accomplished and an educated sense of what they are after.
If you do have any love in you at all, it will fester and one day you will find yourself sitting upright in bed, having a better educated sense about the nature of the true God, and realize that you have made a horrific and terrible mistake.
Harold Koda, the curator of the Costume Institute of the Metropolitan Museum of Art, who organized Mrs. Apfel's first museum exhibition in 2006, noted at the time: "To dress this way, there has to be an educated visual sense.
Yet many consider it part of educated common sense that we are animals.
We then need to be better acquainted with risk taking, preparation, maturity management, complacency emerging from routine operations, and educated common sense.
Police officers were chosen for the study because they are well educated in the sense that the majority have attained four years of secondary education, come from an established organisation and are easy to access.
Even educated people's sense of what it is to speak elegantly changes from century to century.
Angela Merkel, the German chancellor, called the pope, "deeply educated, with a sense for history's great correlations and a lively interest in the processes of European unification".
All these intellectual currents combined to awaken among educated Russians a sense of national pride and a feeling that, thanks to the impetus given by Peter I, Russia had managed to lift itself to the cultural and political level of a great European state.
Russian writers from Pushkin onwards had already probed the peculiar psychology of the "superfluous" man in a semi-westernised society: educated into a sense of hope and entitlement, but rendered adrift by his limited circumstances, and exposed to feelings of weakness, inferiority and envy.
