Sentence examples for literate scholar from inspiring English sources
"When you go into a Shakespeare course, you have this image of yourself as a literate scholar going into the Gothic library," he said.
However, only 16.7% of participants were literate.
"I mean literally literate".
Love writes from a female's point of view, and her lyrics have been described as "literate and mordant" and noted by scholars for "articulating a third-wave feminist consciousness".
Despite being literate, giving him a chance to become a scholar, young Yue Fei chose the military path because there had never been any tradition of full-fledged Confucian civil service in his family history.
In describing this story and others like it, the Brents invoked the literary scholar Walter Ong, who argued that members of literate societies think differently than members of oral societies.
As the scholars Jack Goody and Ian Watt observed, it is only in a literate culture that the past's inconsistencies have to be accounted for, a process that encourages skepticism and forces history to diverge from myth.
It's in the conclusion that things get seriously ominous: "As the scholars Jack Goody and Ian Watt observed, it is only in a literate culture that the past's inconsistencies have to be accounted for, a process that encourages skepticism and forces history to diverge from myth".
Galileo not only disobeyed the orders of the Roman Inquisition when he argued in his Dialogo that it is the Sun and not the Earth that is at rest, he wrote the Dialogo in Italian rather than in the Latin of scholars, using little mathematics, so that it could be read and understood by any literate Italian.
Scholars of the First World War have often observed that it was Britain's first literate war, the first in which most common soldiers could write home and describe their experiences, uniting home and battlefront in a newly close connection.
