Sentence examples for less clued-up from inspiring English sources

Here's the list – read it and share it with people you know who may be less clued-up on these kinds of things.

And it's possible that children are less clued up in 2015 than they were in the past about the dangers of plants they might come across in their wanderings - partly because kids roam and play independently a lot less than they used to, and partly because parents' knowledge of plants - the good and the bad - is very limited (or "plant blindness", as it's been called).

And clued-up composers realise that.

Clued-up professional gamblers knew this.

For clued-up listeners, it's an embarrassment of riches.

Quite frequently, they turn out to be clued-up digital-media professionals.

A strong Nordic flavour that is emerging in British menswear boutiques and clued-up online retailers.

But off-stage this punk fiend showed me just how clued-up she is.

You're probably too clued-up to be buying the worst of these nutritional nightmares.

Copycat videos started: first a trickle from clued-up hipsters, then a tidal wave.

George Eliot's Daniel Deronda is impressively clued-up on Jewish life and London prejudice.