Sentence examples for displayed ignorance from inspiring English sources
Other scientists told me Moore's article was "nonsense", "BS" and displayed "ignorance and misunderstanding".
Daniel Korski, a senior policy fellow at European Council on Foreign Relations said the speech displayed ignorance about widespread budget cuts across Europe.
Keysar Trad, the president of the Australian Federation of Islamic Councils, said the speech displayed ignorance about Islam and that Hanson needed to conform to Australian values like a "fair go for all".
Mr Salmond added that the BBC's correspondents who are usually based in the South East had displayed ignorance about the referendum, reacting to old news as if it was new.
Throughout the campaign he displayed ignorance on many key issues, national and foreign, and he lied early and often about himself, at times denying that he had said something earlier in the same interview.
Finally, it explicitly calls awareness to social science's oft displayed ignorance of cultural variability in measurement.
Anyone who brings them up is merely displaying ignorance.
It doesn't display ignorance, just a lack of alternatives.
It suits them to display ignorance of the true nature of Britain.
Neo-atheists aren't much better, sneering at Christians but displaying ignorance about Christianity.
Reminiscent of the 19th century minstrel shows designed to entertain white crowds by ridiculing the black race, displaying ignorance under the title of comedy.
