Sentence examples for unversed in from inspiring English sources
The phrase "unversed in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone who lacks knowledge or experience in a particular area or subject. Example: "She felt unversed in the complexities of quantum physics, so she decided to take a course to improve her understanding."
Those unversed in modernist poetry might presume it a line from Hughes's Crow.
I've rarely met anybody so unversed in the niceties of everyday life.
He wants nothing but the best for his nephew, an erring neophyte unversed in the finer methods of temptation.
Both have provoked a level of antagonism that to anyone unversed in the ways of poets would seem extraordinary.
Veteran trawlermen would rip off any green scarves or hats worn by young deck-hands unversed in local lore.
For those unversed in music theory it may be worth explaining with a little more specificity what 12-tone music is and how it came about.
One of the beguiling things about this setup is the way in which Beattie reminds us how unworldly we all feel in our early 20s, how we suspect there are codes in which we are unversed, keys to understanding the world around us that are unrelated to our Phi Beta Kappa keys.
Senators used chunks of their speaking time for basic, F.A.Q.-type queries about the platform; many seemed so unversed that they couldn't rephrase their own questions.
Shortly after the test, Master Xehanort disappears and a horde of mysterious creatures called the Unversed begin to appear throughout the worlds in pursuit of the Princesses of Heart.
For the unversed, that is enough to fuel every gas-burning device in the United States for a generation.
