“layman”造句，怎麼用layman造句

That is the layman 's point of view, said Sir Henry dryly.

As far as the layman is concerned, the practical results of all this expenditure of money and effort are negligible.

It's an entirely new framework for understanding the illness, one that isn't easy to grok if you're a layman (as he was when he started).

Recognition of the importance of Dr. Hawkin's research may be difficult or impossible for a layman, but it is sure to have a lasting impact on our lives.

He is a layman in politics.

A layman might not be able to tell the difference.

Instead it now creates elegant nebulae, fascinating to professionals but hard for the layman to pick out unaided.

Taking their cue from psychology, these economists take seriously what every layman knows: that people don't always behave in selfish or even rational ways.

Where the law is concerned, I am only a layman.

The idea of treating maladies of the mind by blasting the brain with noise sounds, to the layman, like kicking a television set in order to repair it.

The layman in town lamented the location of the landfill outside their town!

Yet here was the natural order upset, rich and poor, layman and clergy (monks especially) indiscriminately swept away by the wrath of God.