Why do Nigerian girls remain among the most uneducated in the world?
I am uneducated in a sense, but I did read all the time, and I knew very marvellous people.
The majority community, largely uneducated in South Asian cultures, is uncomfortable and often hostile to visible displays of their traditions.
He was still in his twenties, a very bright young man, but astonishingly uneducated in every other way.
Most of the 13th-century bards used a conventional diction that was consciously archaic in its vocabulary, grammar, and idiom and incomprehensible to anyone uneducated in poetry.
The trouble should have been evident in training camp, when Brown said the Knicks were "like a college team" — callow and uneducated in the ways of the world.
He is also attached to the allied theme of being uneducated in the formal sense, particularly compared with the erudite Teller — and, in "Asparagus Valley" days, with the equally erudite Wier Chrisemer.
Although uneducated in the art of war, he had graduated from Phillips Exeter Academy, where one of his classmates was Robert Todd Lincoln, the eldest son of the president.
When they first arrived early in the 20th century, movies were disdained by respectable Americans and corporate America as a novelty that appealed exclusively to the poor and uneducated in the nation's cities.
This young woman wasn't stupid, nor was she uneducated in a narrow sense, but her education had not been rich enough to get her to a level where she could take real advantage of what was being offered.
But those uneducated in Middle Earth's rich history and languages may find themselves restlessly page-flipping between the main story and the family trees, glossaries and appendices".The Children of Hurin", unlike Tolkien's better-known stories, does not set out to be a vehicle for his political and philosophical ideals.
