Sentence examples similar to firmly educated from inspiring English sources
As a scientist and educated person, I firmly believe in evolution and the eons-long shaping of the earth.
In a condolence message to Mr. Sobchak's wife, Lyudmila Narusova, and their daughter, Ksenya, Mr. Yeltsin praised the former mayor as "an extraordiary personality, a highly educated person who firmly upheld his positions".
But I'd also argue passionately that the novel would be poorer, not richer, if Robinson contained Ruth's language and allusions more firmly within the territory we expect for a poorly educated girl and woman.
I was a young, middle-class, private school educated white male living in Ireland, and I firmly believed in my right to offend.
"That direction made me the strong individual I am today," Ledbetter says firmly, adding, "My mother told me I could be and do anything I wanted, but I had to get educated".
He also won easily among young people and better educated voters ("Latte liberals" in the dismissive phrase of Mrs Clinton's operatives, most of whom seem to have Starbucks cups firmly in hand as they say it).
There's the educated, activist part of me who would go up to him and sternly tell him about sexual assault, it's repercussions, and how I firmly believe he should be in jail.
