Sentence examples for most novice from inspiring English sources

Most novice authors would be lucky to sell that many books through traditional and online stores.

This makes it beautifully flat – and therefore incredibly easy to tackle, even for the most novice of cyclists.

"Most novice traders focus on when to get in and forget about when to get out," it reads.

Most novice academic users, however, only created one tag per bookmark, which just met Connotea's minimum requirement.

These queries are some of the most dangerous in the hands of even the most novice attacker.

However, an effective use of current 3D modeling and design software is still a challenge for most novice users.

In my experience, though, most novices accepted this concept of obedience cheerfully, as part of the self-devouring religious enterprise they had undertaken.

While the technology is available to make a CD at home, most novices rent studio time and bring in an experienced producer.

Having read Lavalle's text, he understood what most novices would not: that the grapes from the upper part of Charmes were considered superior to those from the lower part.

It is probably the only language to have no irregular verbs (French has 2,238, Spanish and German about 700 each) and, with just six verb endings to master, it is reckoned most novices can begin speaking it after an hour.

It is apparent that most novices were not able to recognize teleological statements as biologically inappropriate.