Sentence examples for literate that from inspiring English sources

It is true that we have become so visually literate that we can read a picture in a flash.

"John is aware of how smart teenagers are, how literate, that they don't want to be spoken down to," Strauss-Gabel explains.

America's traditionally been an antifashion country, but everyone's become so much more visually literate that women are a lot more visually aware.

If reform is to come, it will be by training students, beginning at the elementary school level, to be generalists so well grounded in fundamental learning, so scientifically and numerically and culturally literate, that distinctions between the arts and sciences will be meaningless to them.

As the survey was administered digitally an additional risk is that it is the most digitally literate that responded, and this could have led to an overestimation of the number of students who have computers and smartphones as well as of the level of digital competence and behaviour.

To explore science as a process, students need to be information literate; that is, they must be able to locate, retrieve, evaluate, and effectively use information, while using appropriate technologies (Warnken, 2004; Association of College and Research Libraries [ACRL], 2006; Mahaffy, 2006).

Moyer likes Brooklyn well enough — but, as he sees it, Brooklyn has created an atmosphere of creative convergence so intense, so self-aware, so encyclopedically pop-literate, that all its resulting music begins to sound the same.

Her husband, Jeffrey Foucault, sings stark, literate songs that are as wide open as the landscape of his native Midwest.

But Lord was too masculine so she made like the French and added an 'e'… Because she's super literate like that.

The changes are mostly modest and don't alter our goal of publishing clear, literate prose that is largely free of jargon, journalese, slang and sloppiness.

Clearly, argues Mr Carr, this is a radical upending of the "literate mind" that has been the hallmark of civilisation for more than 1,000 years.