Sentence examples for true literacy from inspiring English sources
Fabricated memoirs make readers "cynical", argues the novelist (and blogger) Jennifer Weiner, but I see cynicism as evidence of literacy - true literacy.
"True" literacy, learned in that "foam-belaboured school", is opposed to Robbynge Hodd's "false" rhetoric, his claim to shamanic perception of a metaphysical truth.
She is a true literacy pioneer and has worked tirelessly to spread the power of literacy all over the globe, including her own backyard of New York City.
But it's also true that literacy rates and school attendance are rising sharply.
True science literacy is less about what you know and more about how your brain is wired for asking questions.
Understanding evolution is critical for true biological literacy (Dobzhansky 1973).
E-mail and surfing the Web don't count, it says, because true IT literacy means using computers "proactively".
"One of the things which may of course be true is that literacy and numeracy reflect things that you learn well before university.
This allows for the extension of the WHG to glossaries of different disciplines and makes the WHG a true interdisciplinary information literacy technology.
Indeed, a recent report from the NCES -- the branch of the U.S. Department of Education that delivers NAEP -- shows that this trend is also true for adult literacy. .
