At the same time means are taken, as above stated, to obtain a good supply of highly educated officers.
She is highly educated, familiar, like her friend Miss Brayton, with most of the modern languages of Europe, but especially proficient in mathematics.
Born and reared in the Capital, highly educated, and of pleasing manners and address, she was well fitted to grace any circle, and to shine amid the gayeties of that fashionable and frivolous city.
Mrs. Springer is a highly educated woman, of great moral worth, devoted to the welfare of the soldier, inspired by sincere love of country, and a high sense of Christian duty.
She is highly educated, speaks French and German as well as English, and some Italian.
But indifferent performances do occur, even in a country so highly educated in operatic matters as Russia may fairly claim to be.
The opera, though somewhat cold and laboured, is not wanting in dignity, and is obviously the work of a highly educated musician.
He is a highly educated man, was at school with Ragunath Rao, and maintains close friendship with him.
In the afternoon, however, eight or nine Hindu gentlemen came to see us, as highly educated as those at Madras, and even more free spoken.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "highly educated" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
