Use "literate" em uma frase

1. The planet had been literate so long that many of them had book deals by the time they could hold a crayon

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2. The late 34th century in these parts was literate, peaceful and prosperous actually, compared to the centuries that lead up to it

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3. Yeah, the country was just a vacation, but the barely literate could maintain themselves indefinitely with a garden

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4. No wonder Aristethes had described it as a living museum that was dying; he could not have been more literate

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5. outside the bouleuterion that morning, those who were literate read it to other townspeople

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6. Pretty much as abusive as a tautology, either of which is the mark of the not very literate

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7. They spoke to me once, but gave our literate friend a real going-over

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8. Where was that going to get him? He would be literate

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9. Obviously she’d become literate in English because of my influence and my books

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10. Four Biharis is the total literate population of the state

11. sufficiently literate to read the Bible, enabling them to fend off the inducements of Satan” turning out so many functional illiterates

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12. To the extent that Jews were literate, they were competent to do administrative work and collect taxes

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13. 9: Become financially literate and master the family budget process, tools and worksheets, spending logs

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14. The problem was that most literate men were in monasteries

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15. In fact 45% of family were literate, both

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16. literate American has access to abundant sources of information regarding health

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17. Bill: I suppose the Tarrant County Jail Gestapo were afraid that Michael might bludgeon himself to death or attack his fellow inmates with hardback books--the man and his screws are so afraid of literate people

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18. the fact that most people, even in the year 2009, are not literate

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19. Only the elite, rich, and the religious leaders were literate

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20. Had these backwards people been literate they would have had the good fortune to record this event

21. are an excellent way for non-HTML literate workers within an organization to

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22. technically literate to post pages or manage the publishing of new content

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23. She was fifteen years old and the only one in the house who was computer literate

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24. Harrison, as resident agronomist, found having a literate assistant who not only took copious notes, but who was genuinely interested in his work and was fun to be around too good an opportunity to let go

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25. Her reports from that encounter were sensitive and literate

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26. As he become more literate and schooled he

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27. have a populace literate enough that you can more easily tell them what

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28. By the way, all of the people from the future seem to be literate and well educated

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29. cultures were changing into literate cultures

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30. variety of reasons, those emerging literate cultures began to consciously—and

31. poetry that have survived into literate times

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32. All the emerging literate cultures were faced with that same dilemma: having to somehow accommodate that unconscious

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33. They would be attracted to the opposite—their new literate

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34. literate consciousness and stopped hearing our own internal directives

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35. It is only in literate times that we see poetry begin to move away from being a praise act to one reflecting the myriad concerns of the conscious mind, so that in time, poetry became completely distinct from prayer

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36. manhandling of the literate mind

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37. could draw was that the Listeners appeared much too early to become a part of the myths that made it into our literate world

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38. “Marna can’t read?” I hadn’t thought much about reading, couldn’t remember a time when I wasn’t literate

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39. He seems very literate and interested in history and politics

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40. This generation is adaptable, independent, creative, not intimidated by authority, and they are technologically literate

41. Every child attending school should be IT literate by the end of primary school

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42. Its citizens need to be reasonably computer literate, possess both a consumerist mentality and a modicum of trust between the players in the economy - and hold credit cards

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43. Barely literate and with no hope, she moved to Windhoek to get another chance at schooling

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44. •Every child attending school should be IT literate by the end of primary school

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45. For her part, Connie saw to it every summer that there was a section at the front of the library set aside for the kinds of books she thought most high-schoolers—especially boys, seeing how the girls seemed to like reading on their own—would be interested in reading: horror, science fiction, westerns, and a few superthrillers for the more literate among them

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46. People with computer literate children now are the first generation in which the parent is not as technically facile as the child; where the child neither has to, wants to, nor trusts asking the parent for information

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47. same literate and careful handling as a piece of newest, super complicated, very

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48.  Highly PC literate and have their own PC with a

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49. India is a country of literate, wise and above all secular people

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50. form, those few that were literate, could judge for them-

51. He had pestered the two literate adults of the village to teach him, stating that he wanted to be able to read the Koran

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52. mechanics of communication and all the literate mumbo-jumbo

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53. Simply because the only ones who were literate were detached holy Christian monks detached and isolated from the outer world

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54. People who are on the periphery of love they take it as a zestful intellectual state of mind and as an idea that can be boasted about and discussed upon in the company of some superficially literate and pseudo intellectual friends but those who are on the center of it, love appears to them as a black hole that constantly is pulling upon them to its unknowable center with such a great gravity and vehemence that lovers feel their very existence as a person or personality under a threat of obliteration

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55. That it was only then that people began to become literate

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56. He was lucky to be educated, to be literate, to become a favored student of the priests, to gain status and authority enough in his small area: so the illiterate poor would actually respect his hierarchical superiority enough to listen to him

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57. In the lands of the illiterate: the literate ones are magic sorcerers

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58. It is amazing how it can often be the most Biblically literate who oppose an obvious work of the Spirit of God—and often they oppose it on doctrinal grounds

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59. Tomasini admitted, “but he is barely literate and used

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60. Eleanor Hopkins, widow, previously a wife and a laboratory researcher at the university, not only technically literate, but the technical literature with which she was familiar was written, she said, in a very small number of very small ways, in some of the cracks and the edges, by herself, or by people she knew

61. “On the whole,” the researchers concluded, “the most scientifically literate and numerate subjects were slightly less likely, not more, to see climate change as a serious threat than the least scientifically literate and numerate ones

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62. Had his former Shakespeare professor not invited him to come up like this for a job interview, he might still be back there in the bedroom he’d outgrown, turning his paper hat in his hands, the most literate short-order cook in northeastern Georgia

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63. Later, she would lie in bed with her eyes open until the dark became a palimpsest of grays: chair, nightstand, the small gray stack of plays she’d checked out from the library back in March, determined to become again the literate person she’d once been

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64. The most literate of investors, Graham loved the story of Ulysses, told through the poetry of Homer, Alfred Tennyson, and Dante

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65. “When should we distribute the s-w-e-e-t-s?” I asked, hoping no children in earshot were literate enough to understand the spelling

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66. Math and science aren’t a problem, but his writing is barely literate

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67. There were very few resident landlords in the neighborhood and also very few domestic or literate serfs, and in the lives of the peasantry of those parts the mysterious undercurrents in the life of the Russian people, the causes and meaning of which are so baffling to contemporaries, were more clearly and strongly noticeable than among others

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68. He has always associated with the learned, the gentle, the literate, and the reasonable both in France and in America

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69. On the other hand, Iván Mirónov, the peasants' representative, a dry, hook-nosed, literate peasant, who had been a township elder and had acted in the capacity of collector of taxes, had collected fifty kopeks from each peasant, which money he cleverly applied in the distribution of presents, and had very shrewdly conducted the whole affair

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70. The opera ball was unusually brilliant, experts said, and nothing made the Parisians aware that on the night of January 12th, 1840, Felix d'Aubremel had passed sentence of death on Chinaman Li, son of Mung, son of Tseu, a literate mandarin of the 114th class

71. Felix recognized Li, son of Mung, son of Tseu, the literate mandarin of the 114th class

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