layperson

For just a few moments she was a real layperson again.

The deep red hue of Corina's tumor is plain to see, even to a layperson leaning over the surgeon's shoulder.

The list of measures calls for treatments that seem so basic even to a layperson that it is shocking to think any hospital would skip them.

As a layperson, it would be my guess that each time there is a shift, there is a recalibration in the pressure along the fault line.

A community health worker (CHW) is a layperson who acts as a liaison between residents of a particular community and the health-care system.

I'm a complete layperson on economic issues but it struck me as a bit premature.

The authors point out that often a layperson can tell by examining a transcript whether the person behind it is a man or a woman.

Weren't you a vina player when you were a layperson?

Because these experts are imparting information "beyond the ken" of the layperson.

And the truth is , a big part of layperson do not read Bible !

Protestant layperson who assists the minister in various functions.

A monk cannot disrespect the layperson by refusing their food.

Answer: About thirty years ago, when I was still a layperson , I read a newspaper article written by a nurse.

"Here I am, I called doing nothing in nature is the inaction. " a layperson Qi, smiling replied.

However, WSDL is full of redundant information that is unnecessary to the novice or layperson.

Often, a layperson's immediate reaction to hearing about a new disease is, "How will it affect me and the people I love? "

Objective To learn layperson perception of Wa ethnic toward malaria.

I asked, 'Can you make a real dent in the understanding of the layperson in three weeks, intensively every day? '

Furthermore, objectively speaking, our country has many problems, so now is every layperson satisfied with our society?

Today still a layperson, tomorrow ordained, we call this a conventional monk because they can't yet let go of defilements.