Sentence examples for no sophistication from inspiring English sources
"He was not educated, he had no sophistication.
Mr. Meredith is hardly the first historian to contrast Rhodes with Kruger, the blunt Boer leader who believed the world was flat, but lacked no sophistication when it came to understanding Britain's imperial ambitions in Africa.
I don't know if the Master List is a state-of-the-art database, or a sloppy grab bag of alphabetized names with little or no sophistication behind it.
"I was in sort of the absurd position of being in psychotherapy with a woman who I respected very much, and who seemed to be a very skilled psychotherapist except that she had no sophistication whatsoever about cannabis, and the therapeutic process kept looping back to the issue of my cannabis ingestion".
There's no psychological sophistication in these breakdowns, no surprise.
No great sophistication was required.
And yet they tested the ice with no more sophistication than the deer I saw walking across Piney Creek in Wyoming a week ago.
This method has no culinary sophistication whatsoever, but it's every bit as appealing as the original and you'll have it up on the wall before you can say snozberry.
Not that we should jack the film up to a plane where it doesn't belong; there is no moral sophistication here that can keep pace with the technical variety, largely because that technique itself — at Pixar, at DreamWorks animation, and in the hands of every director who is tempted to tamper digitally with live actors — is, by definition, unable to cope with spontaneity.
It takes no particular sophistication about matters of mental health to intuit that a child molested by an adult — in these cases, by an adult who is supposed to be a moral exemplar and tutor, even a conduit to the divine — would be grievously damaged.
