Sentence examples for particularly educated from inspiring English sources

Many young adults, particularly educated women, now want two to four children.

I'm not particularly educated on the gentrification issue but it is not something that can be solved by attacking small businesses.We're just trying to make a living for ourselves".

If the prosecution's intention was to crush a leftwing firebrand, it didn't go to plan: Tomlinson went into prison a not particularly educated or well-known rightwinger, and came out a well-read socialist and soon-to-be star who would become the trade union movement's popular champion for the next four decades.

While not particularly educated or sophisticated, Mama de la Mintiu -- as we called her, Romanian for "mother from Mintiu village" -- seemed to guard an elixir of wisdom in her throat.

Although Mauriceau did not specify which positions might be favoured, readers, particularly educated gentlemen, would be likely to recognize the reference to Aretino's postures as suggesting sexual intercourse in other positions than the approved one of man on top and face to face.

The language courses ""are not particularly educating, they rather represent a community, and that's what important," he says.

Our findings indicate the need to implement community-based interventions, particularly educating community health workers and traditional birth attendants about child spacing, and contraceptive use by mothers.

In truth, amateur and professional leagues want their players pliant and obedient, not particularly well educated and free thinking.

By most accounts, Qaddafi was not particularly well educated or well read when he set about composing the Green Book.

The owners of Kaplan's Furniture Store, they are overweight, talkative to the point of garrulity, not particularly well educated.

This entails fighting the ill that has eaten into the fabric of society – high unemployment, particularly among educated youth.