Sentence examples for any layperson from inspiring English sources

"Any layperson can see how clumsily it was handled".

Any layperson would identify it as a jellyfish, though it is not the kind you see at the beach.

But any layperson can spot that they don't support the grand assumptions made by Tourjee that "women prefer bad boys", because there are complicating factors.

I knew as much about military law as any layperson.

Book descriptions that work well, tend to use simple language that any layperson can understand.

What scares me is that you're blindly instrumenting a part of your body and, as you would expect from any layperson, you don't know what you're doing.

After making inquiries, we learned that New York State does not permit cartoonists (or any other layperson, for that matter) to perform wedding ceremonies, so we had two ceremonies — one by the cartoonist and a legal one performed by another family friend who actually was a minister.

The laws fail the far more rudimentary "rational basis" standard of the Fourteen Amendment because they provide women with information so selective that it leaves any reasonable layperson with a false impression of the relative safety of abortion and childbirth.

"What was lacking was any real system whereby any organisation took responsibility for what a layperson would describe as keeping an eye on things.

Resuscitation-attempted OHCAs were defined as those that were attempted with any resuscitation efforts, including defibrillation by a layperson or chest compression or defibrillation by EMS providers or ED healthcare workers.

The list of measures calls for treatments that seem so basic even to a layperson that it is shocking to think any hospital would skip them.