Sentence examples for usually well educated from inspiring English sources

While some were pushed academically by parents, others (usually well educated themselves) were dismissive of conventional education.

In Tunisia, however, the legions of youth who have participated in the revolution have made their presence felt not only because they have been willing to stand before armed police and throw rocks but also because they are usually well educated and active online, with friends and relatives living in Europe.

"Time and again in the Irish cases it was stressed that the Catholic voters were men of simple faith, usually much less well educated than the clergy who were influencing them, and men whose natural instinct would be to obey the orders of their priests (even more their bishops).

So you must be laboring under the assumption that minorities (Asian, African-American, Hispanic) are usually low income, not well educated, so they are excluded from upper-income "white" neighborhoods.

These seed participants are usually those who are well educated, risk-taking and with rich social relationships.

They are usually well read and well educated because higher learning is a big part of the Sagittarius experience of questing for knowledge.

These people are usually found to be well educated and in a relatively high social class.

They usually are experienced, qualified, and well educated.

"After the '67 war, there were a lot of very wealthy, very capable, usually well-educated Lebanese, Jordanians, and Syrians who went out to earn a lot of money any way they could," Sam Wyman told me.

It is usually the poor who don't have insurance, and the less well educated who don't understand how to fill in the forms".

The history of feminism is often dominated by the contributions of white women, usually British or American, propelled by the socio-economic accoutrements of the well educated.