Bumpkin in a sentence as a noun

One of the best lawyers I know comes across as a bumpkin due to his accent.

Thank goodness I'm more intelligent than to use Windows 8!/end country bumpkin

And as a country-bumpkin I find it a lot less mentally taxing than let's say London or Berlin.

They said no because his accent made the killer robot sound like a farmer or country bumpkin to German ears.

Not surprising he wants to stay out of this fight, but I am surprised he took on a naive bumpkin caricature to do so.

I could have accepted my lot in life as a poor, uneducated, country bumpkin, but I refused to do it.

When he was 16 or so he ran away from home and landed in Chicago where his accent immediately marked him as a country bumpkin.

It is true there are a class of companies, bumpkin type companies like insurance companies, for instance, who hire engineers who care a great deal about degrees.

It seemed to me, as an ignorant bumpkin who visited from Plant Normalperson, that social status in Sydney is based entirely on the square metres of the harbour you can see from your home.

I'm taking this as a very tenous opportunity to quote a scene from The Simpsons where the country bumpkin character says:"I only speak good ol' american, if it's good enough for Jesus it's good enough for me"

I have also seen the effects of fresh Forest Department/BLM phd types ignore the locals wisdom and advice and pay the price for it, and the same "We know better than you back country bumpkin" condescension tends to be at play in the reintro programs.

How is the knowing developer, not with the lead title, able to survive on a team like this?I tried escaping - from my bumpkin locale to Boston, a 3 hour trip every morning and 3 hours back, until I couldn't handle it five months later and went tail back to the same team with the same issues.

Bumpkin definitions

noun

a person who is not very intelligent or interested in culture

See also: yokel rube hick yahoo hayseed chawbacon