We have a high level of education and, generally, educated people exercise more.
Through his work, Latin American literature emerged from the academic realm into the realm of generally educated readers.
"We don't have a generally educated science public," Dr. Havasy said, planning to collaborate on programming with the Malverne, Lynbrook and Rockville Centre school districts.
Women's club members were generally educated middle-class women who believed that it was their duty to help less-fortunate African Americans.
Susan Sontag described a similar shift in the arts in the mid-60s, noting that "the most interesting and creative art of our time is not open to the generally educated; it demands special effort; it speaks a specialized language".
The white middle classes are just as likely to be disturbed by brown faces or foreign accents as the white working classes are, but they are generally educated enough to realise they can't just come out and say it.
Governments invest in physical infrastructures – for example roads, schools, and defence – that have the character of public goods as well as in society's "knowledge base" consisting of a generally educated labour force and specific expertise in science and technology.
The three astronauts became well-known for their daily 10-minute television shows from orbit, during which they clowned around, held up humorous signs and generally educated television viewers back on earth about space flight.
Even so, the expanded coverage indicates a growing appetite for technology reporting, at least among Bloomberg's generally educated and affluent audience, and a shift in business news reporting on television away from covering daily stock movements.
O.K., just a handful of names; but it's worth considering that in fact the main mode and much of the best of novelist creation is middlebrow, meant neither for the widest possible readership nor for a small coterie of cognoscenti, but for generally educated readers.
