Sentence examples for indeed illiterate from inspiring English sources

Was his father indeed illiterate, or did he just put a cross for his signature on the records we have of him – as plenty of his contemporaries seem to have done – for speed and convenience?

The point he glosses over is that there are far too many uneducated, indeed illiterate, Arabs.Mr LeVine's pet enthusiasm is the notion that all can be resolved by what he calls "culture jamming" between scholars, activists and artists.

The creationist reviews of Noah are a reminder of how parochial, unliterary and, indeed, illiterate their readings are of texts both sacred and secular.

Indeed, the combination of social difference, historical enmity, new nationalism, and the narrow-minded gaze of semi-literate or illiterate Islamists spells trouble for the treasured manuscripts of Timbuktu.

Indeed, according to UNAIDS, illiterate women are four-times more likely to marry early and not know how to prevent HIV infection, whilst girls with higher levels of education tend marry later, have fewer children and are more likely to insist their partner use a condom.

The failures include, quite notably, the astonishing neglect of elementary education in India, with a quarter of the population and indeed half the women still illiterate.

In a country where 70 per cent of the population were illiterate, the image was indeed a powerful and important means of communication.

The failures include, quite notably, the astonishing neglect of elementary education in India, with a quarter of the population--and indeed half the women--still illiterate.

We look at the life of Prophet Mohamed, an illiterate man, and see so much wisdom which makes us wonder whether perhaps awareness and wisdom are indeed gifts from above.

Indeed, 64 of the cohort born in 1850 was illiterate and 34 had only primary education (Nuñez 2005).

Indeed, many of these African and Asian peasants were illiterate, but they had responded with alacrity and foresight to incentives transmitted to them quite unconsciously by the activities of traders.