Sentence examples for universally educated from inspiring English sources

Georgius Agricola (; 24 March 1494 – 21 November 1555) was a universally educated German Humanist scholar and one of the leading experts on mineralogy and metallurgy of his time, born in the small town of Glauchau, in the Electorate of Saxony of the Holy Roman Empire.

He quotes Havel's notions of what an ideal republic should be—"A republic of universally educated men and women"—and then goes on to suggest that many Swiss believe that Havel's dream republic is precisely the place where they live.

Of course, it's natural that some elites aspire to excellence, but a universally educated population asking questions about the world we live in, and the ownership and control of its resources?

This would be almost universally condemned, and my educated guess is that it would not be allowed to happen legally in the United States.

"It was interesting to see so many educated people so universally dejected," she says of Rio, "they were obviously completely bummed out and I've never really seen that.

"My sister is educated.

Marceline educated Disney.

They are better educated.

Both are highly educated.

And educated women.

"Lebed is atrociously educated.