Sentence examples similar to highly cultivated knowledge from inspiring English sources

Beyond news organizations in the United States, there is the BBC in Britain, which has cultivated knowledge on terrorist movements.

They provide cultivated knowledge and understand challenges and expectations exclusive to a specialty — even as issues arise and evolve.

Keynes was a highly cultivated En- glish gentleman with a bohemian soul.

He added: "Ms Jelinek combines a highly cultivated and literary style with political concerns.

The surrounding area consists of a broad, well-drained plain that is highly cultivated under irrigation.

A veranda linked the interior of most structures with the carefully arranged, highly cultivated exterior gardens.

The road now lies over a very fertile plain, many miles in extent, and highly cultivated.

Highly cultivated, from a music-loving family, he was himself a talented though dilatory composer.

And so too might Charlotte Brontë's criticism of the novel as 'a carefully fenced, highly cultivated garden.

Many are covered with paving or decking or are planted with exotic or highly cultivated garden flowers.

Afghan Kohistan (Kuhestan), in part highly cultivated, lies north-northeast of Kabul and extends to the Hindu Kush (mountains).