expensively educated

Examples (20)

• He was an expensively educated young man with impeccable manners.
• He was expensively educated at a prestigious boarding school.
• Despite being expensively educated, he lacked basic common sense.
• The expensively educated lawyer commanded high fees for his services.
• The boardroom was filled with expensively educated executives from elite universities.
• She spoke with the confidence of someone expensively educated.
• She felt that being expensively educated gave her a significant advantage in her career.
• His expensively educated background opened many doors in society.
• Their parents worked two jobs to ensure their children were expensively educated.
• The company hired only expensively educated consultants.
• The candidate, though expensively educated, struggled to connect with ordinary voters.
• Despite being expensively educated, he lacked practical experience.
• You can tell from his accent and vocabulary that he is expensively educated.
• The expensively educated elite dominated the financial sector.
• Is a person who is expensively educated always more qualified for the job?
• Her expensively educated accent revealed her privileged upbringing.
• He carried the burden of his family's expectations, having been so expensively educated abroad.
• Many expensively educated graduates struggle with student debt.
• The novel portrays a group of expensively educated friends navigating life in London.
• The politician's expensively educated advisors crafted the policy.