unschooled

How To Use unschooled In A Sentence

• Of equal, if not greater, importance to his identification as American was the very different image summoned by West's youth in Pennsylvania: the artist as unschooled, natural talent.
• An evangelist, abolitionist, and feminist, Sojourner Truth (c. 1797-1883) is remembered for her unschooled but remarkable voice raised in support of abolitionism, the freedmen, and women's rights.
• ‘Wendy Alexander at full throttle was a formidable sight’, he says, ‘but she was an outsider, unschooled in the world of local Scottish politics.’
• For one thing, it's a way of making sense of the apparent contradiction between Portia's self-presentation as "unschooled, unlessoned" and the pivotal role she plays in pronouncing sentences as I think you know I've written on before. Ferule & Fescue
• I was talking to Peter Gray, over at Psychology Today, about being unschooled. Kate Fridkis: Being Homeschooled Made Me Normal
• She made a pretty snide remark about Maruka being unschooled in protocol.
• The possibilities for such technology, even to the layman unschooled in science, seem limitless.
• If civil engineers were as unschooled in secure design practice as the average software developer, failing bridges would be causing a severe loss of life.
• Many young recruits, committed but unschooled in any sort of visual language, often resorted to producing hand-lettered placards in workshops subject to state harassment and sabotage.
• Women still comprise the majority of the world's poor, unfed, and unschooled.