Sentence examples for literate from from inspiring English sources

They may be well-educated or barely literate, from prosperous families or poor villages.

A show including some of the most important names in the last decade of Latin Jazz, a stretch of time when the music became more complex and more historically literate from both the jazz and Latin ends.

One does not become culturally literate from reading it.

Computer literate from an early age, many stars are happy to maintain active presences online, seeing it as an empowering, often rewarding way to connect with their audience — and a way to stay part of the cultural conversation.

All potential or actual young literates, from the instant they can with joy leaf through a picture book or listen to a story read aloud, to the age of perhaps 14 or 15, may be called children.

The study has some limitations too which include the sample is just from those members who were IT literate not from other areas.

Moving the barely literate masses from fields to factories has become harder.

Education becomes even more vital if emerging economies cannot count on moving barely literate workers from fields to factories.

His lyrics on "I'm Waiting for the Man" and "Heroin" were truly vital, with literate reportage from the depths of drug addiction and sadomasochism.

Many in the Taliban leadership, which is largely made up of barely literate clerics from the countryside, had not been seen in person by American, NATO or Afghan officials.

Edward R. F. Sheehan, an author and foreign correspondent whose perceptive, literate dispatches from the Middle East, Africa and Central America explored the political machinations of the powerful and the misery of the powerless, died on Nov. 3 in Boston.