inexpert

Elizabeth looked all too ready to try to take things into her own, inexpert hands.

Much too tired and inexpert in these matters to be of any help to you.

But its texture, to his inexpert touch, felt the same as if it had been part of a real body.

Balance sheets can be made to look all right to the inexpert eye.

But even to the inexpert these symptoms breathed of something dangerous.

Around her, the poet's vision was taken apart with inexpert tools.

Israeli leaders are gifted at giving great answers to even the most inexpert questions.

She wore her dress, which was short and tight because of his inexpert washing.

Without delegation to experts an inexpert public, possessing the will, would lack the way.

Then comes the "inexpert hunter" season, and I'm not referring to the ones with guns.

It was major demolition, even to my inexpert eye.

I've gone on a few myself, with uneven results - like inexpert guides and tiresome groups.

It was provided with sails kept relatively small so that inexpert operators could use them.

To the inexpert eye, it seemed a game best enjoyed in the absence of complete sobriety.

My inexpert estimate would be that this figure is nowadays surpassed in a single weekend.

That sameness could be a problem of inexpert programming.

At least the wines tasted very curious to my inexpert palate.

Her lips were sore from the hard, inexpert kisses.

Global warming was a media cliche now; from where he sat, to his inexpert eye, it seemed all too real.

But because she was inexpert, she could not immediately focus the spell's lens.

That one fumbling and inexpert union was for her, she told me later, like a bridge of light across a dark stream.

The tracks looked a little like dog tracks to her inexpert eyes, but they were large.

At 16, she was an inexpert driver and had a bad skid that nearly led to patricide.

Appalling additional injuries can be caused by people who have goodwill but are inexpert.

He gave her a sideways glance and another of his inexpert leering smiles.