unschooled

Some are too unschooled in the culture of work to land or hold a job.

She could tell he wanted something from her, but was too unschooled to know exactly what.

And as for the drifting, unschooled young, what will become of them?

That's near the bottom, for those unschooled in these matters.

But while the field has great potential, it is not for the unschooled investor.

With training and practice, your eyes could actually see a wider field than the unschooled realized.

Pretty and capable, but unschooled, the immigrant girls still remember the old country.

And his unschooled performance turned out to be exactly what the film makers were seeking.

Unschooled and illiterate, like most other women here, she may have little understanding of what has happened to her.

"He is unschooled in our ways, and look how it has hurt him.

But he was young and unschooled as yet, and his face said it all.

You are young yet, and unschooled in these matters.

I could perhaps defend myself with my left hand - against an unschooled opponent - but the kind of thing you're talking about?

Maybe she'd been so naive and unschooled that he really wasn't interested at all.

The President stopped then, reminding himself that he was unschooled in diplomatic exchange.

Now he knew why she had been so unschooled in amorous embraces.

While the facilities were excellent, the service was well-intentioned but unschooled.

Perhaps only an unschooled generalist would have dared make the attempt.

It is intended to help an unschooled congregation read and learn a hymn.

Unused to war, unschooled in conflict, the Elves could not stand against them.

To the unschooled outsider it looked simple, though the actual mechanics were very complex.

"I had always thought of pirates as dirty, unschooled and in love with fighting.

To an unschooled eye, the rewoven holes were impossible to find.

She sang of love in a pure, unschooled voice that rose like bird song.

An unschooled child may utilize texts or classroom instruction, but these are not considered central to education.