| Of course, he's entitled to his opinion, however coarsely and illiterately expressed. |
| But, as usual, Jack displayed the irony of his many advanced education degrees and illiterately misread the map. |
| The degree of hateful violence expressed here by the anti-hunters, albeit nearly illiterately, is frightening. |
| He was absolutely right, although illiterately put, the second you give up any information, you're treading dangerously close to a 5th amendment concession. |
| Surely we ourselves struggle to imagine the quality of life for the generations of humans who had to live illiterately before the invention of Gutenberg's press. |
