unstudied

How To Use unstudied In A Sentence

• Her productions generally were distinguished for clear and rapid thought, a logical method, natural and effective expression, a regard for the matter rather than the manner, embodying withal, that unstudied perfect adequateness of the word to the idea, which of itself constitutes one of the high graces of style. The Woman's Advocate Vol. III No. II February, 1870
• The ability of territorial oscine males to discriminate between songs of neighbors and strangers has received considerable attention, but this phenomenon is virtually unstudied in suboscines.
• Reichert himself proved that he was "unstudied" at a Seattle Northwest Progressive Institute Advocate
• There is not a great amount of intellectuality, that is to say nervous intellectuality, in his contented countenance, but a vast quantity of unstudied common sense. A Tramp's Wallet stored by an English goldsmith during his wanderings in Germany and France
• A ‘show-girl’ may be lovely to look at as she stands in a seemingly unstudied position and in perfect clothes.
• The history of the frontier service provides a very important and hitherto unstudied example through which we can understand the changes that Christian missionary activities underwent in modem China.
• Eventually we began scoring the proportion of flies in the remaining unstudied lines that successfully caught themselves on the baffles.
• The idle word -- the word unstudied -- comes straight from the inmost man, the spontaneous overflow from the spirit within, natural and inevitable, proof of his quality; and they react with the life that brought them forth. [ The Jesus of History
• That feeling is due not just to her unstudied vocal freedom but also to the work of her well-chosen collaborators.
• In fact, these "unstudied" overcomers would appear to be the most successful ex-homosexuals because they've moved on with their lives - as "reborn" Christians can move on after overcoming any besetting sin. Conservapedia - Recent changes [en]