Sentence examples for how well educated from inspiring English sources

"Grameen Bank" means "village bank," but the government-appointed board members, no matter how well educated, cannot appreciate the real struggles of village life.

It seems that how much a country can afford to spend has less than you might think to do with how well educated its children are.

No matter how well educated and hard working we are, we know that the bottom can fall out at any moment.

In 1963, a manual of the office instructed that prosecutors should not take "Jews, Negroes, Dagos, Mexicans, or a member of any minority race on a jury, no matter how rich or how well educated".

But no matter how well educated, no one can offer an opinion without succumbing to some form of cultural bias; in the case of the Guardian, this often translates as Oxbridge bias.

Still, beneath that praise you can hear the surprise about how well educated he is about his cause; in the eyes of the establishment he remains a charmingly inappropriate ambassador.

"The more I learned, the more I couldn't figure out how a well educated person like me could be so ignorant about life".

"I still can't get my head around how someone as well educated as a judge could say those things.

"My cousins, no matter how successful or well educated, were never going to be accepted as British.

It was unclear how much some doctors knew about hormone replacement, Dr. Stafford said, and, just as important, how well they educated their patients.

How can students be well educated when they only hear one side of the argument?