Mr. Rehman said Mr. Graham's comments showed ignorance.
Slashing support for learning English as a second language, for instance, shows ignorance of the importance of integration.
("To make Hitler into a gangster, this shows ignorance. To make Nixon into a gangster, this I can understand").
Yes, he's showing ignorance of the basics of monetary policy; yes, he appears to have implicitly threatened violence against my former department head.
The score is a masterpiece, and the attribution of the failure to the libretto shows ignorance of the qualities of both the libretto and the music.
True, Wolf's call for an end to anonymity for rape victims – following the Julian Assange extradition case – shows ignorance (The morality of anonymity, 5 January).
To most people, doctrine means little; and most early modern investigations showed ignorance or indifference, even among people prepared to fight for their faith.
Third, when American leaders use this language it sends a confusing message to the Muslim world, showing ignorance on basic issues and possibly even raising doubts about American motives.
The former Labour leader Neil Kinnock has accused Jeremy Corbyn of showing "ignorance, lack of concern, or willingness to let the Tory Brexiters run amok" after the EU referendum, as he endorsed Owen Smith for leadership of the party.
John Beckett, a higher education adviser at City and Islington sixth-form college, complained that some universities, particularly the "elite" ones, were being inflexible with students who had just missed their grades, while others showed ignorance of changes in A-levels by advising students to resit to get better grades.
