Sentence examples for not really trained from inspiring English sources

"We're not really trained in this, after all".

Using them has helped Western reporters to see the news as Iraqis do -- often fact by fact, each excruciatingly excavated by debriefing people who are not really trained to collect news.

Red Bull's junior outfit have not really trained on since Sebastian Vettel left at the end of 2008 and neither Sébastien Buemi nor Jaime Alguersuari appear to be at a level to take the team forward.

"I'm supposed to be a lab rat, not really trained in the field.

Danny Craven has not really trained that much but he was fitter than Grant Gore was after the warm-up".

They're not really trained to think; they're trained to push button and pull triggers.

What he does wasn't really trained, it was just reinforced".

They don't know how to get what they want, they don't really even know what they want, and architects aren't really trained to give it to them".

"The big surprise was that we weren't really trained to do this," said Gabor Kruppa, a 37-year-old Hungarian architect who helped supervise a small army of artisans and construction workers.

"In that side were three bodies who haven't really trained with us.

"I'm really chuffed considering it was an 800 because I haven't really trained for it this season," she told BBC Radio Jersey.