Use "layperson" in a sentence

1. focus to be of interest to the layperson, far reaching, but technically incorrect studies can propose hypotheses that may have later legitimacy

2. that a layperson shouldn’t try to handle

3. Thanks in part to a numerous television programs flipping has become an extremely popular type of investing though those that are in the business recommend the layperson to educate themselves before beginning such a business as it does require a vast knowledge of real estate and the laws surrounding that industry

4. Hyman showed some of the slides that had been making such an impact at recent medical conferences—images that for the first time allowed even a layperson who didn’t “believe” in mental illness to see the undeniable differences in the brains of people suffering from depression and schizophrenia

5. The explanation of this may not always be the most lucid prose and is not primarily aimed at the layperson, but a bit of careful attention will usually unravel it