| As Billy's dancing improves so his awkwardness diminishes, but his dancing remains untamed, seemingly untutored and breathlessly evocative. |
| Interpretation is a struggle between instinctive, untutored, untheorized modes of appropriation and institutional conventions, codes, practices, and doctrinal manipulation. |
| She was, to my untutored eyes, a shining goddess wearing a ball-gown. |
| As the untutored crowds learn to read, they are likely to reach for a newspaper. |
| I feel like a welcomer at Disneyland, having to stand and smile while untutored children kick my ankles and throw over-priced snack foods at me. |
| Friends say this is what distinguishes him from his exact contemporary, Lord Cranborne, who to the untutored eye is his political twin. |
