| He makes no concession to those unversed in the history, religion and culture of anything east of the West. |
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| It would be a disaster for the BBC if the government handed the post of chairman to someone who was great, good, but essentially unversed. |
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| It could be a sobering wake-up call for someone so young and so unversed in the often treacherous ways of big business and high society. |
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| For those unversed in the fractions and factions of Labour local politics, here is a glossary. |
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| Many readers, especially those who concentrate on Huxley's idealism, are unversed in the author's background. |
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| Indeed, even those academics unversed in the culture of the small college probably will not find them particularly surprising, taken one by one. |
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| By the way, for those unversed in HSR back story, here is the origin of Trogdor. |
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| If they still don't understand, then they're heathens unversed in the ways of the West and not worthy of your fine patronage. |
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| With Halloween only two weeks away, even the common folks unversed in the magical arts had been coming in to buy items. |
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| I do think it's a usability issue, at least for the unversed and uninterested, for whom trackbacks could be really important and useful tools if they weren't quite so obtuse. |
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| Those unversed in modernist poetry might presume it a line from Hughes's Crow. |
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| He wants nothing but the best for his nephew, an erring neophyte unversed in the finer methods of temptation. |
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| Both have provoked a level of antagonism that to anyone unversed in the ways of poets would seem extraordinary. |
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| Veteran trawlermen would rip off any green scarves or hats worn by young deck-hands unversed in local lore. |
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| 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. |
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| To those unversed in Chanel, the hats may be news: as befits a woman who was led by her brain, rather than by any lower organ, she began by dressing the head, then worked her way down. |
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| Clearly unversed in the harsh consequences of hubris, McDaniels greatly angered the football gods in his fifth game at the helm in Denver, when the New England Patriots came to town. |
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| Britain and Spain have keenly praised Mr Chirac's idea. To those unversed in the arcane ways of debates in Brussels, proposing a European president might seem just as integrationist as anything Mr Prodi has come up with. |
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| Reprints Related items Charlemagne: Divide and rule Apr 24th 2003To outsiders, unversed in the ecclesiology of the EU, these arguments might look like obscure disputes about bureaucratic process. |
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| I've rarely met anybody so unversed in the niceties of everyday life. |
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