Sentence examples for far too educated from inspiring English sources

Your Donald was a highly educated gent -- probably far too educated to be a filmmaker.

While the minorities of the 60's, 70's, and 80's were fooled by a compassionate face, the minorities of America today are far too educated to be bamboozled in such a manner - or so I think?

Whereas male choices were typically described in approving terms as those of the 'longheaded, far-sighted rising man' (Our declining birth-rate, 1910), women who did not prioritise maternity were more pejoratively imagined as 'too advanced for that, too educated, too cultured, too fond of talking about the equality of the sexes' (Harris, 1899).

What I regret is that perhaps because of the time and place I grew up, and the way I was raised and educated, I was far too deferential for far too long: if I didn't enjoy a book, I assumed it was my fault.

Despite increasing shortages of highly educated community nurses, far too few nursing students choose community care.

"First and foremost, it's got to be a spur to take action, as there are still far too many people who aren't educated about HIV and Aids and who don't get tested.

The 19th-century editors soon realised that was too grand an aim: there was far too much esoteric scientific vocabulary, for example, that the ordinary, educated chap just didn't need to know.

Far, far, too cheap.

Too little, far too late.

Far too young.

Far too sensitive!