Meanings of most unsophisticated in English

You are either the cleverest or the most unsophisticated woman I have ever met.

It is the way with most unsophisticated young people.

Grampampuli is simply brandy burnt with sugar, the most unsophisticated punch I ever drank from tumblers.

Even his racism is the most unsophisticated kind.

In the most unsophisticated manner I said, You have made a mistake; I asked you for cabin tickets.

Face, neck, and arms flushed up, in one indignant crimson of the most unsophisticated anger I ever beheld.

True, you will find fraud, cunning, knavery, and robbery, but you will find also the most unsophisticated innocence.

Like corrugated iron and container shipping, discount merchandising is among the most unsophisticated yet enriching innovations of the twentieth century.

There was more curiosity than fright in the women, as the most unsophisticated observer could have read in their kalsomined countenances.

She raced down the stairs in a most unsophisticated manner, nearly falling over Francis and Peggy, who were also racing for the dining-room.

She, who only a few weeks ago, was the simplest and most unsophisticated of girls, now knew the meaning of that dreadful word-affectation

In theory there were no women at sea, and despite his occasional vices the sailor was of all men the most unsophisticated and simple-minded.

There is nothing fine about him, nothing romantic; nothing in his actions to cause a single thrill to the nerves of the most unsophisticated reader.

But our favourite way to eat them is in the most unsophisticated and sickliest childhood manner: Served whole, undressed and unwashed (if organic).