Sentence examples for less well versed from inspiring English sources

Mr. Powell, who was less well versed in expressing his feelings, told her that with a little more time, he would catch up to her.

For others less well versed, the show offers a superb overview of the movement and includes wall labels that offer more than the usual information.

They may also argue that while Ashdown knows the territory in Bosnia, he is less well versed in the nuances of, for example, Serbian, Montenegrin, Macedonian or Albanian politics – and there are significant differences even between Bosnia and, say, Montenegro.

The panel noted that high profile party figures appeared to be much better than less well versed candidates at showing their personality in what they posted.

Some leaders admit they are less well-versed in preparing for these newer risks.

For those less well-versed in youth vernacular, the Urban Dictionary helpfully defines the term as describing "an alpha male idiot" or "obnoxious partying males often seen at college parties".

This will cause some confusion with people less well-versed in technology, and it will probably take a couple years to get back to cable/dock ubiquity.

Spending time on efforts where you have expertise, like supporting entrepreneurship amongst disadvantages populations, ensures we will have far more impact than in areas we are less well-versed.

But even those less well-versed in the oeuvres of David Cronenberg and David Simon will find something to relate to in Stars Hollow.

Somebody less well-versed in the architecture of the anxious mind would probably respond to this response to fear with, "It shouldn't have to be so hard.

Could less well-versed experts with better algorithms have established valid trends about disease-causing mutations for large data set by automatically extracting data set of disease-related mutations and their predicted functional effects?