Sentence examples for of the literate from inspiring English sources

Though most of the literate world knows what's to come, Guinn ably maintains suspense.

Mr. Galbraith noted in particular the rise of the literate broker.

Four weeks before the day set for publication, huge crates went out to a thousand points of the literate compass.

While classical Arabic was still the ideal of the literate, it had become exclusively a "learned" language.

Despite the success of those books, Self's comments on the "current resistance of a lot of the literate public to difficulty" and "moribund" messages in literature held water.

That involves drawing together evidence of how connected seemingly disparate societies have always been and rebalancing the histories of the literate and the non-literate.

Any type of illiteracy is troubling to the literate.

Surely not advertising agencies, filled with bottom-of-the-class semi-literates.

And think of future adaptations from the literate age Lhurmann might consider.

This is survival of the most literate.

We have one of the most literate societies in history.