Meanings of own inexperience in English

He was more afraid of making a mistake through his own inexperience than of getting wounded in a fight.

The city seemed crowded with inexperienced stenographers and typewriters, and they had nothing but their own inexperience to offer.

Then she reproached herself with her own inexperience that put her at the mercy of the first stupid prude she encountered.

But he entered the house with that innocent affectation of exceeding ease which is the boy's tribute to his own inexperience.

I punished myself for another's fault and my own inexperience by assuming the wet blankets as my share at the next carry.

He was sensible of his own inexperience, and turned with instinctive trust and tender respect to her in whom experience was not lacking.

But every woman physician has a double disadvantage that I hadn't the strength to overcome,-herown inexperience and the distrust of other women.

Brokers say overseas investors got burned by their own inexperience or were misled by companies misrepresenting the state of the properties and over-promising rental income.

His strong characteristic of self-reliance led him to believe that he could manage the affair best alone, and he was confident from his own inexperience.

'But you can't exactly see them,' he put in, to explain his own inexperience.