Friends say this is what distinguishes him from his exact contemporary, Lord Cranborne, who to the untutored eye is his political twin.
As Billy's dancing improves so his awkwardness diminishes, but his dancing remains untamed, seemingly untutored and breathlessly evocative.
The posthumous "Slouching Toward Nirvana" (Ecco, $27.50) is the author's own selection of some of the best of his early work.Bukowski seems to write exactly as he spoke, with a kind of delightfully raw and untutored pugnaciousness.
Mr Blair, for instance, regards Mr Brown's opposition to a "two-tier" health service as an attempt to rule out changes needed to make the whole thing work.Cold porridgeVoters, untutored as most of them are in the theology of public-service reform, perceive these distinctions only dimly.
THE baroque wrangling of international trade disputes can baffle the untutored eye.
Presumably, the untutored viewer might conclude that the hero was a gifted preacher who had somehow incurred the wrath of his rulers; but it would still be hard to work out what the point of the story was.The Byzantine Christ, by contrast, never ceases to be many different things at once: divine and human, humiliated and victorious, wounded and healing.
As the untutored crowds learn to read, they are likely to reach for a newspaper.
This discussion can be followed in its entirety here.OLIVIER BLANCHARD provides a disturbing account of what Knightian uncertainty means for the economy; let me offer a few untutored thoughts about what it means for economics.Economists do not, in fact, follow Knight's work very much.
Indeed, creative people may be at their most productive when, to the manager's untutored eye, they appear to be doing nothing.Managers themselves could benefit.
He was received as an authentic, untutored rural genius, which was true in part, and educated audiences were delighted by such an engaging idea at least, at first.
"Penmanship" will now be "handwriting", though they aren't quite the same thing: "penmanship" connotes an acquired skill, while "handwriting" can mean even untutored or ugly script.And in some cases, Washington could not change its statutes at all: there was simply no good replacement for "manhole", for example.
