Sentence examples for particularly well educated from inspiring English sources

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

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

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

She seemed curious, sophisticated, and unpretentious, and compared with people I had known in universities she seemed to have been particularly well educated.

Mr. Morley is 60 years old and not particularly well educated, and he was dressed in the uniform of his trade, which is janitor.

Fifteen years ago, he said, entrepreneurs "weren't particularly well educated, hadn't worked in a large company and often talked about themselves as corporate misfits," while now many have had successful corporate careers.

Mr. Loret of Libération added that it is something of an expectation, particularly of the well educated in France, to know some Victor Hugo poetry, some Voltaire and a smattering of the work of many other literary and philosophical figures.

We were concerned that this cohort might have been particularly skewed towards well educated women.

This is because the part privatised system introduced in the early 1980s worked reasonably well for workers with regular jobs, but not for the many Chileans, particularly the less well educated and women, who rely on part-time, seasonal or informal work and so have limited opportunities for acquiring the 20 years of contributions required for even the minimum pension (Williamson, 2005).

One 12-nation study found Americans the least likely to discuss politics with people of different views, and this was particularly true of the well educated.

Our data suggests a high use of CAM, particularly, among young females, well educated and with a low income.