Sentence examples for seriously educated from inspiring English sources

Scruton introduces this impish superstar of the philosophical commentariat with a purr of approval: Žižek is "seriously educated", he "writes perceptively of art, literature, cinema and music", and "he always has something interesting and challenging to say" about current events.

People need to be seriously educated on what it means to be homosexual, before accepting draconian laws into their country.

If it's a matter of kids' shenanigans in bathrooms, they need to be seriously educated about the repercussions of their "soap" vandalism.

Bradley took his job seriously; he educated locals about the newly implemented laws which made plume hunting a punishable offense, spoke to hunters directly, and posted warning signs throughout his territory.

However, parents who do not have a suitable free school nearby and don't go the independent school route should seriously consider educating their children at home.

Without education we are in a horrible and deadly danger of taking educated people seriously.

This is the sort of comedy in which a character will remark, at least half seriously but with an educated awareness, "This rational humanism is getting exhausting".

The existence of witches, exorcisms, psychic powers, and so on is now taken seriously by millions of educated and otherwise sane people.

Norfolk takes its mission to educate seriously.

It is something that we take very seriously and continuously educate our members about the risks and consequences involved.

If you have no idea what Speed Racer is then you seriously need to educate yourself by going here.