Sentence examples for being literate from inspiring English sources
It is therefore somewhat more precise to say that the capability approach focuses on people's ends in terms of beings and doings expressed in general terms: being literate, being mobile, being able to hold a decent job.
"It goes with our notions of being literate, but it's not a great impediment".
No modern society can function without a literate population, and no one can function well in a modern society without being literate.
Of course, it helps being literate enough to include references to Homer and William Morris within the fantastical Dylanesque narrative of a piece like "More News From Nowhere".
On the whole, Syrian literacy rates are high by regional standards, with more than nine-tenths of males and more than three-fourths of females being literate.
His hands that have foraged in everything now hold a manuscript and a compass because he's playing at being literate, pretending to be a visitor to the city.
Nearly all Samoans are literate.
Virtually all Andorrans are literate.
And these were literate times.
To be accepted, applicants must be literate.
