Sentence examples for literate masses from inspiring English sources

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

It's entertainment for the literate masses because, really, who labors under the impression that either of these guys could tell a Nasrallah from a Nouri al-Maliki?

The newly literate masses of industrial Britain, serviced by advances in printing and distribution, turned out to be avid consumers of newspaper and magazine reports about the war.

At a halfpenny per copy, it was designed to attract the newly literate masses, whose education had been insured by the Education Act of 1870 — "the £1000 a year men".

But these artists were the exceptions; much of the dreamy appeal to the "subconscious" and to "universal" or "primitive" fantasies was an appeal to the most backward, not to say reactionary, elements of illiterate and semi-literate mass society.

Literate people read fiction.

"I mean literally literate".

With their manful emoting, you could call the National an American version of Elbow – or, perhaps, the next REM, a literate rock band with mass appeal.

There's plenty here for a literate audience, but will it appeal to a mass-market audience too?" "Matilda" was first envisioned as a pure crowd pleaser.

Firstly, given that the study involved the population of an urban area of Indonesia, results of this study would apply more to urban people who are mostly literate, are able to easily get access to the mass media, and possibly have received more information about antibiotics than those in rural areas.

15 25% of the Nafana people are literate in Twi, whereas only 1 5% are literate in Nafaanra.