Use of the word inexperienced in a sentence example

inexperienced

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He is an inexperienced man. [Please select]

Whatever his ranking of lover, Alex at least knew she was inexperienced, so hopefully he wouldn't be expecting too much. [Please select]

"I'm not surprised they should impose upon inexperienced observers."' [Please select]

I am not so inexperienced as you seem to think. [Please select]

Robert, though not a professional fisherman, was not wholly inexperienced. [Please select]

Do you know, Captain Selwyn, that when you talk to me this way you look about as inexperienced as Gerald. [Please select]

"And do _you_ know," he said, "that I feel as inexperienced--when I talk to you this way." [Please select]

The summary that follows, then, is to be regarded as "first aid" to the untrained, inexperienced teacher. [Please select]

The legs are drawn up around the body, and to the inexperienced eye it has the external semblance of death. [Please select]

Occasionally, inexperienced ants carry in grass and unsuitable leaves; these are invariably brought out again and thrown away. [Please select]

A perfectly inexperienced man, so far as Indian affairs go, rules all our Indian Empire. [Please select]

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