Meanings of quite inexperienced in English

When I first got to the V&A, I was quite inexperienced.

Gazelle was quite inexperienced, but remarkably handsome.

I know that I am quite inexperienced but I don't think that I have made any mistakes.

Well, of course, as I said, I am quite inexperienced in such matters; but it certainly seems to me-

The young man, who was quite inexperienced, took a gun, and with a few natives proceeded to the spot on foot.

It was rather amusing to see how business went at first, for nearly all of us were quite inexperienced in public life.

An ultra-democratic constitution was arranged for, a fact obviously not conducive to the successful government of their country by the quite inexperienced Bulgarians.

Do not think of me; nor am I quite inexperienced in these matters, in too many of which I have unfortunately been engaged in Germany.'

As for Victoria, she was very young and quite inexperienced; and she can hardly be blamed for having failed to control an extremely difficult situation.

"I am quite inexperienced in such matters," replied the Roman.

"He is a man quite inexperienced in our work," he said, and sat down abruptly.

405.-Wereach quite inexperienced the different stages of life, and often, in spite of the number of our years, we lack experience.