Sentence examples for ignoramus with from inspiring English sources

Among Greer's assertions were the claims that numbers don't matter in baseball; that no player would be called up from the minors to help a defending team win a championship; and that Mr. Greenberg was misguided in depicting the team's catcher — who is, after all, the anchor of the game — as a malaprop-prone ignoramus with as much brainpower as a radish.

He had called Trump "a bloviating ignoramus" with a low IQ.

Thanks to media portraits of Tea Party members as tantrum-throwing ignoramuses with racist tendencies, the argument would be that Rubio can't appeal to a broader spectrum of voters.

"Talent is the new limited resource"."What an ignoramus!" says Jerry Michalski, with some exasperation.

Hair flowing as if in empathetic response to the river said to be rushing headlong nearby, Liz White brings a gleaming-eyed vibrancy to the part of Heavenly, who is at no point more instinctively savvy than when playing the "ignoramus" in accordance with one of the less flattering social codes available to women at that time.

Having stumbled to losses in the previous two weeks and with ignoramus AFL bloggers (ahem) writing them off as Premiership pretenders, the Dockers will probably return to rollicking form this weekend against Melbourne, the latter venturing west like doomed gunslingers who know they're one inevitable fumble from a bullet.

"You cannot govern, you cannot administrate, with an ignoramus".

And the CIA's ignorance is as nothing compared with the ignoramus Robert S. Mueller III and his special counsel investigation ("we have this stupidity going on — pure stupidity," Trump said in Britain), which on Friday indicted 12 Russians in the hack of the Democratic National Committee.

"The cost of appearing with this bloviating ignoramus is obvious, it seems to me.

"The cost of appearing with this bloviating ignoramus is obvious, it seems to me," he said on "This Week," the ABC News program.

We are governed by an invincible ignoramus who increasingly surrounds himself with advisers who are either ignorant, fanatical or opportunistic — and sometimes all three.