Sentence examples for comprehensive literate from inspiring English sources
This "brilliant" account of the what, where, when and why of the event "is thrilling, comprehensive, literate, meticulously researched and scientifically accurate," Richard Ellis wrote here in 2003.
"Krakatoa" (the book) is, also like its subject, deserving of superlatives: It is thrilling, comprehensive, literate, meticulously researched and scientifically accurate; it is one of the best books ever written about the history and significance of a natural disaster.
"I mean literally literate".
The historically literate, stylistically comprehensive pianist is often denied his proper respect from jazz's more adventurous, outré listenership, and that's a shame.
Mr. Roberts, a historically literate, stylistically comprehensive pianist, is often denied his proper respect from jazz's more adventurous, outré listeners, and that's a shame.
EcoCyc 18.0 GEM demonstrates the advantages of literate modeling based on comprehensive organism databases.
But, judging from yesterday's editions, I have to say that the NP appears to be livelier than, graphically superior to, and as literate as the more (to me) politically agreeable (and much more comprehensive and authoritative) Globe and Mail.
The PPAU has created a policy platforms on more than 17 areas, including taxation, foreign affairs, social welfare (which the Australian Privacy Foundation describes as a "remarkably comprehensive platform which is very positive on human rights and privacy issues in its heartland area of the digitally literate").
"He is computer literate.
Nearly all Samoans are literate.
