armchair

IPA: ˈɑrmtʃɛr

(figuratively) Remote from actual involvement, including a person retired from previously active involvement.
(figuratively) Unqualified or uninformed but yet giving advice, especially on technical issues, such as law, architecture, medicine, military theory, or sports; relating to such advice.

Examples of "armchair" in Sentences

It's not as easy as it looks from the armchair is it Huckie?
Would that not be better than indulging in armchair racial profiling?
Hanne's physical restriction gives new meaning to the term "armchair detective."
[_Puts hat and cane at end of wardrobe; removes overcoat and places it on back of armchair; sits in armchair_.
With its visual linearity and soft and welcoming structure, this armchair is the epitome of extreme and deliberate simplicity.
An oversized leather armchair is a comfy touch, a drawer slides out from a small unit to reveal a hairdryer and loads of fresh coffee.
A new iPhone application gives a positive new meaning to the term armchair activist, offering users the opportunity to take part in Sea Shepherd s high stakes campaign.
A lot of folks might prefer to stay home on a pleasant Sunday afternoon and engage in armchair activism from the comfort of their own homes and cocoons, occasionally talking back to the cable news networks or commenting on a blog.