unsophisticated

IPA: ʌnsʌfˈɪstɪkeɪtɪd

Examples of "unsophisticated" in Sentences

Trusters w ere defined as unsophisticated investors who primarily rely on their advisors.
Thereby he toppled what was an established doctrine in unsophisticated textbooks, perhaps also a favorite idea of some industrial planners.
You could read too much into a picture, she told herself, recalling the unsophisticated snapshots of herself, mostly taken by her father, that littered the farmhouse.
These cuddly suburban folk are the very people - labelled unsophisticated but self-serving middle classes - that John Reid is here urging the new, future leader of the Labour Party which might it seems not be himself to keep on board.
How much that is childish, how much that is fresh, and youthful, and innocent must be in the mind of a man (you would say) who could be thus excited about a book-case! and yet this was not the kind of man whom you would call unsophisticated and youthful.
Those of us who saved through this mess, have no debt, etc., were made fun of and told we were "unsophisticated" and didn't understand advanced concepts like "leverage" and "making your money work for you" and other such nonsense from the likes of Suzie Orman all the way to Hank Paulson.