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uninstructed

How to use uninstructed in a sentence

They play the guitar and have pleasing voices, but their singing is quite uninstructed.

To an uninstructed eye, the pine-woods in which we ride look like a flat, monotonous scene.

PALMETTO-LEAVESHARRIET BEECHER STOWE

I understand that, if I am uninstructed in the temperance agitation.

A SINGULAR LIFEELIZABETH STUART PHELPS

Do you also show not your theorems to the uninstructed, but show the acts which come from their digestion.

A nation under a well-regulated government should permit none to remain uninstructed.

Uninstructed readers like this assurance, as they like a physician who has no doubt about their case.

There was a Broadwood's grand piano-forte, on which Mr. Foote, although uninstructed, could play skilfully.

Because they who are uninstructed thus see what they ought to follow: and things are read, though letters be unknown.

An experienced eye is here sensible to many excellencies, which escape persons ignorant and uninstructed.

These French settlers were worthy people, but idle and uninstructed: they had contracted many of the habits of the savages.

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OCTOBER 26, 1985