The projects used to be my world until I educated myself to see there's more out there".
This is why I am against women driving until we are educated enough and until we have the necessary laws to protect us from such madness.
What saddens me is that, when my friends' daughter reads Eliot, material that had remained until recently common property among educated people - for example, biblical allusion - is a closed book to her, a difficulty that seems to offer her attention no reward.
Until 1969, an educated man could feel reasonably sure of avoiding service.
The accused goons are also from backward or lower castes, barely educated until third or fourth grade.
Blind since childhood, poorly educated until adulthood and then self-taught, he became a lawyer, never a safe career in a country where might is right.
She was educated until about the equivalent of the first grade, and was pulled out because, she testified, her family could not afford to have her in school.
Children, instead of spending most of their time working or playing, were now called upon to be educated until their mid-teens or even longer.
Mrs. Mai, who on her own initiative and with her parents' support was educated until age 17, is one of the few in her province who speaks and reads Vietnamese in addition to her minority dialect.
Born in Paris, she was educated, until she was eleven, at the American School, and then attended college in Montreal and graduate school in London; she has a hard-to-place accent.
But as the book proceeds, its most poignant story is about how Raj's character is shaped and educated, until his father's ideology has become a fundamental part of the boy's makeup.
