Sentence examples for moderately literate from inspiring English sources
Even Walter's supporters could only state that he was "moderately literate".
"To give a personal example, I consider myself moderately financially literate.
"I consider myself moderately financially literate – yet I confess to not being able to make the remotest sense of pensions," he said.
A moderately TV-literate UK viewer knows that John Cleese and Connie Booth wrote all of Fawlty Towers – but you'd need to be a serious buff to know who scripted your favourite episodes of Friends.
Yet somehow even a moderately fashion-literate person would likely spot one of Ms. Giannini's powder blue greatcoats, scarlet tweeds, sexed-up windowpane checks, snow-white cadet tunics and identify the maker.
Writing in The Atlantic magazine, critic Pauline Kael called the film "moderately elegant and literate and expensive", but criticised Russ Tamblyn for being "feeble [and] cowardly-comic".
"I mean literally literate".
They were literate, at least moderately well off, and manifestly alienated from the world around them.
The respondents' reports of their consultation behaviour reflected moderately adequate behaviour in exploring patients' perspectives (mean 64%) and in interaction with low health literate patients (mean 60%) while the score on exploring patients' social contexts was on average low (46%).
"He is computer literate.
