Sentence examples for particularly literate from inspiring English sources

But it is a particularly literate joke.

As one particularly literate Union private later wrote, "the whole landscape for an instant turned slightly red".

The canvases were big and abstract, and photographs and writing from the period implied that they were made by solitary, heroic figures who approached their work with native-born American zeal, and who, despite their talent and energy, weren't particularly literate.

The Edinburgh-based company sells a web and email filtering tool now used by nearly 700 educational organisations across the UK – which has made it the target of some energetic and inventive (if not particularly literate) hate mail from students who find access to games sites, social networks and porn now inaccessible from many school computers.

In many cases terrorists are neither particularly religiously literate nor observant.

On the contrary, decreasing prevalence of HBV was found, particularly in literate blood donors.

On the contrary we found an apparent lowering trend of the infection, particularly in literate blood donors.

It was also noted that some people would face difficulties in communicating or participating if they were not particularly computer literate.

It has taken time to encourage staff around the school to use the site, and Wood has targeted teachers who are particularly IT-literate and have access to computer rooms.

This week's question: a not particularly computer-literate friend of yours tells you one day that he's heard so much about Linux that he's decided to install it on his Windows machine.

From the conversations I've been having here in Japan, the vast majority of people — even ones who are relatively wealthy — aren't particularly investment-literate.