Sentence examples for highly elite from inspiring English sources

The college is envisioned as a highly elite school within an already prestigious, yet huge and career-focused, university.

I thought he might be a sculler who would go out alone on the Thames and be a member of the highly elite Leander Club.

Profile Ranking as the No. 2 college in the country, Williams College is a highly elite liberal arts school in Williams, MA whose students are known for their academic and athletic prowess.

But the majority of students we host at our conferences -- an admittedly privileged set chosen based on their records of achievement and drawn largely from highly elite colleges and universities -- are already quite comfortable being out.

Piecing together what actually happened on May 1, 2011 has understandably proven difficult, as Bergen notes that the highly elite and incredibly secretive SEAL Team is under "serious lockdown," prohibiting members from sharing details about the bin Laden raid with the public.

In one country, entrepreneurs are the highly educated elite choosing an aspirational path.

There is apparently no limit to the amount of grooming a highly paid elite athlete's head can tolerate.

That a highly pressured elite sporting environment produces tough, uncompromising coaches whose sole focus is winning is not news.

It's a perverse symptom of gross inequality that people turn against their own public servants as the most visible of the highly paid elite they resent.

For that reason, it was quite valuable during its prime, establishing among a highly visible elite a baseline attitude from which you deviated at your own risk.

The researchers built upon earlier work that identified a gene mechanism that encourages the muscles to burn fat, rather than carbohydrates, much as highly trained elite athletes do.