Sentence examples for untaught from inspiring English sources

The French department reportedly had to apologise to second-year students after it voided their exam paper, which contained errors and untaught material, blaming an "administrative error".

And then there's the invariable jealousy, when you hear that it's completely untaught: "She knew how to spell, but other than that I'm not sure she had a single conventional writer trick in her arsenal," Rick Moody told the Times.

So it's that: trained as a Master, then you let go of it to win your way back to some kind of authenticity and imagination, something untaught.

Science fiction can be imaginatively demanding and intellectually complex, but academic prejudice left readers untaught in how to read it.

Moïse, who is twenty-eight when Eberstadt meets him and already growing plump, has "a complicated attitude toward music, as if his own gift lies in a state of untaught purity that might be defiled either by too much use or by exposure to other people's music".

She will be "untaught to read" and either trained as a killer or, if her deformations are too debilitating, used for target practice.

Untaught of woman's worth.

The contrast between the astronaut coached to stay positive, although possibly under-explored, is suggestively set against the untaught fortitude of the refugees.

It is a healthy and important reminder that we are dealing with individuals when we talk about the collectivising of artists under umbrella terms such as outsiders, visionaries, naive, primitive or untaught.

The great classics of economics, from Smith to Ricardo to Veblen, go untaught.

The idea that art will somehow look after itself – that society will breed untaught geniuses – is rubbish.