Sentence examples for quite educated from inspiring English sources
I've always thought he was a half-caste, but he's actually quite well-spoken, quite educated.
The unreliable narrator of The Remains of the Day spoke like that because he was not quite educated and did not trust himself outside his chosen methods of expression.
And especially when they come from a lower socioeconomic area or aren't … you know, sometimes you really need to be quite educated to understand what we're all saying.' (Participant no 5) 'It is sometimes very hard for us even to comprehend what's going on, and then to kind of get that information across to a patient.
And especially when they come from a lower socioeconomic area or aren't … you know, sometimes you really need to be quite educated to understand what we're all saying.' (Participant no 5) Obstetricians experienced it as essential to be able to discuss findings with the pregnant woman immediately after a scan, and to answer questions immediately.
In fact, Truman was quite well educated.
She was probably in her 20s and seemed quite well educated.
She grew up to be a sensible, equal minded, smart and quite well educated woman.
"I remember my first evening at Cambridge, people were talking about things that I didn't know about, and I was quite well educated and not totally socially inept, but still I felt there was a whole world here, and my mother felt that so intensely she couldn't get over it".
Overall, the participants were quite highly educated and all of them were Swedish-born.
In spite of this, we found that Ghanaian migrants in the Netherlands, are quite highly educated (> 50% of participants educated to secondary level) and we propose this may contribute to better stress management.
