Sentence examples for educated yet from inspiring English sources
I'm independent and educated, yet my life is very much moulded by my religious values.
Edward and Florence, both 22 years old, educated yet innocent, have been married for just eight hours after a courtship bound by unspoken protocols.
According to the Economist, "just over 7% of British children are privately educated, yet over 40% of those at Oxford and Cambridge were".
Egypt, in particular, seems to bear at least a passing resemblance to Tunisia — a heavy-handed security state with diminishing popular support and growing demands from an educated, yet frustrated, population.
Meanwhile, the Guardian has published data that reveals that private school students who receive the highest possible marks are more likely to receive a place at the University of Oxford than those achieving the same result at a state school.Just over 7% of British children are privately educated, yet over 40% of those at Oxford and Cambridge were.
There are reasons to suspect that EU immigration is different because EU immigrants tend to be more educated, yet more likely to find employment in low skilled jobs (See Saleheen and Shadforth 2006).
Poor people who lack formal education don't actually do less talking than wealthy and educated people, yet the inarticulateness of working people, their inability to speak even to each other, is a facile trope of movies — especially movies in recent decades made by university graduates about working people.
Derrick Joad Leeds Tristram Hunt was himself privately educated, and yet he seems to be in blissful ignorance of what private schools are actually doing these days.
His father said: "My son was educated and yet he chose to do farming which has been our family's traditional livelihood.
"Many of my friends are well educated and yet they will travel overseas and have unprotected sex, and only freak out when they're back in Australia," she said.
Only 7% in Britain are privately educated, and yet this section of society makes up 71% of senior judges, 62% of the senior armed forces and 55% of permanent secretaries.
