Meanings of uneducated eye in English

There is more to the New York-born Corbisiero than meets the uneducated eye.

They can act on differences inappreciable to an uneducated eye.

The eye of an Agassiz could see worlds which the uneducated eye never dreamed of.

The eye of an Agassiz could see worlds of which the uneducated eye never dreamed.

At first glance it looks reasonably like a standard Golf Gti to the uneducated eye.

To Hare's uneducated eye all Indians resembled each other.

On public taste-thatis to say, on the uneducated eye-thedealer is a very fine authority.

So unique are they, indeed, that the uneducated eye does not at first realize their really immense value.

With the aide of a microscope it looks brown and, well, not all that exciting - to the uneducated eye at least.

To an uneducated eye, the apparatus in question might well have passed for a typewriter, but the keyboard belied the sophisticated mechanics buried away inside.

Now it is certainly true that the British have uneducated eyes.

Uneducated eyes, she thought, as she slowly manœuvred the pony down the steep hill before coming to the Rockstone Cliff Road.