Sentence examples for entirely uninformed from inspiring English sources

The so-called right to be forgotten debate has, until now, been almost entirely uninformed by data.

"Those opinions are largely, if not entirely, uninformed and discredit the intelligence and commitment of the citizens who were selected to serve on the jury panel," she wrote.

We are thus subjected to "journalism" in which those least qualified to opine, and those with the greatest personal interests in the outcome of debates, are presented as objective experts, while viewers remain entirely uninformed about all of this.

This wasn't entirely uninformed: users are often quickly skimming back and forth through videos rather than watching them fully, and that's held true for the native video that Pinterest has started to roll out, Bidgoli said.

It's almost too tiresome to point out that Collier is entirely uninformed about the issues.

This model is entirely uninformed about the experiment, in line with other contemporary model-based approaches (Benedek & Kaernbach, 2010a, 2010b ) (k  = 60 e, where e is the number of inverted data epochs).

It is completely uninformed by social science.

Much has been written about abstaining from news entirely, or going on a media diet, though I'm not sure how sustainable that would be for me nor do I want to be totally uninformed.

"He is just so thoroughly, completely uninformed".

There are two main cognitive barriers to teaching evolutionary theory: misinformation, as when a student is misinformed about the workings of natural selection, and lack of information, as when a student is uninformed entirely about evolutionary theory and how it is applicable to their field of study.

It's entirely possible for an uninformed viewer to believe that Lee's scene was inspired by Garner's death instead of preceding it by a quarter century.