Sentence examples for somewhat educated from inspiring English sources

"We spent a lot of time together and we then made a somewhat educated leap of faith".

"I think it's just, no matter how big skateboarding gets, you've got to be somewhat educated, and it's harder to comprehend," he continued.

It zips from the Gothic grandeur of Jordan College, the Oxford institution where Lyra has been raised and somewhat educated by her guardians ("Scholars"), to Mrs. Coulter's swank London home, where the Art Deco touches bring to mind the dreamiest Astaire-and-Rogers cheek-to-cheek.

Two in Kabul city included: (c) non-educated low-income female SRH service-users living in District 1 Kabul, and (d) somewhat-educated higher-income female SRH service-users living in District 4 Kabul.

First, it showed that LGB people are somewhat better educated than the public at large but earn somewhat less.

Most widowed participants were women and somewhat older at follow-up; single people were somewhat more educated and more had office jobs; more married participants were smokers.

A study published in 2002 of incomes of gay couples and comparable straight ones found that the gay men were, on average, slightly better paid (9%) and somewhat better educated.

Compared to the analysis sample, women who used birth control sporadically and could not report their TTP were more likely to be African American or Asian, slightly more likely to be never married, somewhat better educated, but were similar to the analysis sample for personal income.