Sentence examples for educated since from inspiring English sources

Instead, and like many, my family grew less educated since the civil war.

Some educated since the 1960s will judge the poem dated, class-based and flawed with a romantic notion of war.

"I know my great-grandmother would want all her children to be educated, since she didn't have that herself," she said.

Twenty-five dynastic histories preserve a unique record from the unverified Xia dynasty (c. 2070 1600 bce) to the Qing (1644 1911/12 ce), and sprawling historical romances have been a mainstay in the reading of the educated since the spread of printing in the 11th and 12th centuries ce.

And that phrase of Wilfred Owen brings out the fact that most of those educated since the 1950s have had our attitude to war shaped by the First World War poets: we cannot help but think first of the waste and futility.

"We've been educated since birth that it's our motherland's sacred territory.

But the point was to rally, not educate, since Americans already knew of the attacks.

Moreover, the size of the population that becomes educated increases since now the education becomes more affordable.

For early retired and retired, the opposite pattern is seen with costs concentrating among the lower educated patients, since these patient groups on average have lower educational level than patients in job (as indicated by negative concentration indices in Table 8 in Appendix) and consume more resources since they are more morbid (cf. the positive regression coefficients in Table 8 in Appendix).

It imagines that Hamlet has been educated abroad since childhood, so Gertrude has missed him growing up.

Such a policy aroused bitter feelings among some educated Indians, since it was believed that Curzon was bent on bringing the entire system of education under government control.