1
He was a plain, simple, uneducated man, but thoroughly good and loyal.
2
He was a long, lean, practical, common-sense, uneducated man of fifty, or thereabouts.
3
Father Tringlot was an uneducated man, entirely ignorant of the law.
4
For example, an uneducated man regardeth thy picture wherein is a red coat.
5
But this was a great problem for a young uneducated man.
6
Young was an uneducated man, but with a deep insight into human nature.
7
The Morey letter was evidently written by an uneducated man.
8
The uneducated man is always placed at a great disadvantage.
9
His accent was Scotch, but not the broad Scotch of an entirely uneducated man.
10
That was what everybody seems to have felt about this strong, silent, uneducated man.
11
He was an uneducated man; but of strong mind, ardent temperament, and most determined will.
12
The humblest, the most uneducated man can do that.
13
Yet I warned him against marrying the daughter of an uneducated man, an Am ha-Arez.
14
He was an ill-bred, uneducated man, but very wealthy.
15
But you don't talk like an uneducated man.
16
He was said to be an uneducated man.
