Meanings of expensively educated in English

Bernie could hear Prescott's polished, expensively educated voice in the corridor.

Walter had been expensively educated, but his mother was a singer and he had inherited her talent.

Britain now has a generation of expensively educated graduates -without the graduate work for them to do.

Impeccably and expensively dressed, and probably even more expensively educated, they still behaved more like servants than Hobbes.

Did they have the right to spend three months of their expensively educated lives playing peasants by the seaside?

But surely not in Cadogan Hall, just off Sloane Square, home to some of the best-bred, most expensively educated people in Britain: Boris Johnson country.

"She is," he said, "manifestly a very expensively educated girl.