Sentence examples similar to a layman's solution for from inspiring English sources

It was notable mainly, to a layman's eye, for its surprisingly compact dimensions.

Back then, we didn't have a layman's word for what we felt.

But that's just a layman's objection (to a layman's objection).

As for its effect on the latter, even a layman's look at the world is enough to raise questions.

A Google News search for the author's name turns up a layman's trove of cut-rate lit-crit.

Is that like the officially prescribed time between visits for dental checkup or is it just a layman's perception?

From a layman's perspective, its language is fairly restrictive.

Think of yourself as a layman's Sherlock Holmes.

They also felt I explained things too clearly great for a laymen's audience but not for someone pursuing a Ph.D. Nothing was said about the science itself.

"Many people benefit" from Westvleteren's success, said Mark Bode, a layman who has worked for the monks for 10 years, and now functions as a kind of spokesman.

"There is no layman's term for 'passes on an autocidal gene that kills offspring,' " Alphey said.