a worldly person

At first I wondered whether it would not be against his father's wishes that he should enter into conversation with such a worldly person as myself.

This makes you a worldly person.

"You're a worldly person, used to meeting the public; and I'm a technical person, used to working behind the scenes, making things go."

'He has got himself into the most God almighty muddle,' he said, adding almost hopelessly, 'he is not a worldly person.

A worldly person compared to his wives, Mr. Mpyanku speaks reasonable English and has traveled to Kenya.

In keeping with tradition for a swami, or Hindu religious teacher, Swami Jagdishwaranand spoke little of his early life as a worldly person.

Because his mother was Swiss and his father artistic, Mr. Coviello traveled to Europe every year as a child, which gave him a head start, he said, at being a worldly person.

Finally, I say, "I'm an apostate," and their eyes widen at the word: someone who has willfully rejected Jehovah, far worse than a worldly person, who is simply ignorant of the Truth.