Sentence examples for literate humans from inspiring English sources

The end result is that literate humans are less able to "read" the details of the natural world.

Not bad, if you have some literate humans on hand to dutifully process your sentences.

"Updike" is a highly literate illumination of a supremely literate human being.

They will have no incentive to acquire the knowledge and skills important for life as an informed citizen, or as a reflective and culturally literate human being.

Historically, religion, both ancient and modern, embraces both primitive religious practices and the aesthetically and symbolically refined worship of the more technologically progressive and literate human communities.

So whether we are examining patients with alexia, patients with lexical hallucinations, or normal subjects, we are forced to the same conclusion: that in the dominant hemisphere (the language hemisphere) of every literate human being there exists a neuronal system potentially available for the recognition of letters and words.

Barriers in ICT Adoption and impact of ICT Literate human capital on organizational productivity were also explored.

Don't miss this literate, human drama of the first order.

But the publicist may be simply a literate human being with imagination, drive, and a significant degree of organization and diplomatic skills".

Theory 2 is the classic liberal arts vision of the university -- in Menand's words, an opportunity to teach "the knowledge and skills important for life as an informed citizen, or as a reflective and culturally literate human being".

In this interview, Menand and I dig into Theory 2. What does an education designed to create "informed citizens" or "reflective and culturally literate human beings" actually look like?