Sentence examples for intensely literate from inspiring English sources
Either yesterday's contest was incredibly easy or Crystl Chang is some sort of intensely literate Swedophile.
But, in fact, I do think that both men's sensibilities have been shaped by the tradition they've grown up in — Fergus in the relatively recent tradition of the London cooking renaissance, which is intensely literate and "conceptual," in its own way, and allied to the companion renaissance in art-making, and which is also aggressively cosmopolitan.
P.S. 1, at 22-25 Jackson Avenue, is the kind of place where thousands of intensely art-literate people can show up for an opening, as they did for "Greater New York" last week, and the atmosphere will stay stoop-party casual.
The critic for the New York Herald Tribune, conversely, wrote that "Mr Fleming is intensely observant, acutely literate and can turn a cliché into a silk purse with astute alchemy".
"I mean literally literate".
"He is computer literate.
Nearly all Samoans are literate.
Few are information literate.
Literate people read fiction.
