Sentence examples for the literate from inspiring English sources
noun
A person who is able to read and write
This is a risky enterprise, though, and there are numerous times when the literate easily turns too literal.
"Could they not use the literate 'sexual intercourse'?
By "they," Ekirch means the literate middle class, who supplied what evidence exists of segmented sleep.
For centuries, Latin was the language of the learned, and a principal influence on the literate.
For the literate, Jadids published numerous short-lived newspapers and lithographed or printed many booklets.
Though most of the literate world knows what's to come, Guinn ably maintains suspense.
The message for the literate audience at home is almost the opposite.
"Ordinary people went to the theatre, and the literate public would read the book".
The literate tradition has always coexisted with the oral tradition, even today.
Writers have been foisting their guilt-ridden consciences on the literate world ever since St. Augustine.
The Literate Revolution in Greece and its Cultural Consequences.
