I am not well versed

Grammar usage guide and real-world examples

I am not well versed in classical music; had I not heard the announcer, I would have guessed it was something contemporary — even composed this very day.

That being said, when I shop for tech items I generally go to the same few sites, either to confirm the choice I reached on my own or to help guide me to a choice if I am not well versed in the category.

"I'm not well versed in the stock market," she said.

MICHAEL PERRONE: So I believe, and I'm not well versed in all of the processors that are out there.

The engineers at In Demand deduced that I was not well versed in 3-D viewing and gave me a primer by screening a few of their more action-packed videos.

And while I've read modern-day adventures of Thunderbolt, and knew his real name was Peter Cannon, I was not well versed in his back story: he was the son of two Western relief workers who worked and died in Tibet while battling a plague.

But because I had assumed my pregnancy would be normal, I was not well versed in the facts, or the unpredictable nature, of obstetrics -- a field in which one of the two patients is separated from the doctor by a wall of flesh and blood.

I think about those things, but I'm not well versed at articulating them in anything besides film making itself.

I don't consider myself an educator, though, in that I'm not well versed in educational philosophy, so I'm not sure it's a good fit for our family, and for me in particular.

I remember her way of putting it, warning me: "He's a heavy piece of furniture". I was somewhat insecure about the idea of meeting him since I wasn't well versed in his work, but, of course, I called him to make an appointment, saying I'd like to come to his apartment in the Upper East Side to introduce myself.

"I am not well-versed with law … That is why the defence, from the husband or whatever, they try to find something weak in our statement.