1
If the players are deceived, well, so must the inexpert spectator be.
2
Simpson, inexpert, bumped into it bow on, and sculled the stern around.
3
Don't worry, it's easier than it sounds; even an inexpert rendering looks enticing.
4
After an inexpert struggle, Dexter managed to twist the line around a two-by-four.
5
The swollen, discoloured scar of an inexpert vaccination on her left upper arm.
1
Now you're beginning to see it from a layman's point of view.
2
This book is written in terms that are comprehensible to the layman.
3
To the simple layman, it merely appears that Reeves is trying harder.
4
But it was quite a natural suggestion for a layman to make.
5
But in all other respects he shall be considered as a layman.
6
It protects us by protecting the layman, the same as medical associations.
7
Why is not the same argument urged in favour of the layman?
8
Indeed, it still is celebrated, though to the layman it is forgotten.
9
In 1553, though a layman, he was himself filling various ecclesiastical offices.
10
The chair this evening will be taken by Mr. Pratt, a layman.
11
Therefore it seems that a layman, who has no orders, cannot baptize.
12
So far this imputed vicarious character attaches also to the layman's life.
13
And John's successor was a layman until the time of his election.
14
I'm still a layman, standing outside the door of the Web world.
15
He was killed most cruelly, together with two' priests and a layman.
16
In layman's terms, it swivels the horizontal tail, which dips the nose.
