Use of the word unlearned in a sentence example

unlearned

Last update: October 11, 2015

"His notes are loose and unlearned, as they generally are." [Please select]

You yourself are an ignorant and unlearned child, and yet you attempt to guide others. [Please select]

When he spoke again he said: "A bird's song always makes me feel very unlearned." [Please select]

Just to the degree that a woman is ignorant of this, she is unlearned in the world's best wisdom. [Please select]

The unlearned are sometimes better reasoners than the learned, though, of course, they haven't got so many tools to work with. [Please select]

It must be admitted that the parallelist usually holds a view which differs rather widely from that of the unlearned. [Please select]

There I learned to dwell Where no man dwells, on lonesome ice-lorn fell, And unlearned Man and God and curse and prayer. [Please select]

"And, speaking of life, Aristotle said that the learned and the unlearned were as the living and the dead." [Please select]

[366-28] The rhymes were _uncouth_ in the sense that they were unlearned and unpolished. [Please select]

Before friends and foes, the learned and the unlearned, North and South, Mrs. [Please select]

Just so will others, learned and unlearned, wish to know its meaning, and they will buy the authors who profess to tell them. [Please select]

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