Sentence examples for had educated himself from inspiring English sources
Dee grew up poor and began committing crimes as a young man, but he had educated himself in prison and joined a group of "jailhouse lawyers" who assist other inmates with legal issues.
He had educated himself with Radio Luxembourg and fallen in love with the voices of Wilson Pickett and the Beach Boys, the only other music in the house being his father's The King and I and Carousel LPs.
The son of a Darlington housepainter, Dent had educated himself through reading, and was determined to publish handsome editions of the world's classic books at a shilling a pop.
In the war with the "Nazzies" (as he pronounced it) his words struck a mystic chord of history with the British people because he had educated himself on Macaulay and Gibbon -- and 27 volumes of the Annual Register of political records.
He needed to know how Charles had educated himself in art – Charles first wrote for, then became proprietor of the Gazette des Beaux-Arts magazine; how Charles evolved his taste from tourist souvenirs, albeit the grandest ones, to the purchase of lacquer, and bold commissions of his friends, the Impressionists.
Having educated himself, Brown began lecturing on abolitionism and temperance reform.
Yet Mr. Resnick also faulted Mr. Hayden for not having educated himself more thoroughly.
He has educated himself in one field after another: chemical coatings, genetics, navigation systems, semiconductors and digital communications software.
But as Shockey has educated himself, reacting more instinctively, he has assumed more of the motion plays from Campbell.
He has educated himself as he has gone on, beginning to collect photographs after a period in rehab for alcohol addiction in the late 80s.
