Sentence examples for ill-informed stance from inspiring English sources

Cameron's ill-informed stance is typical of this neglect.

As Miqdaad Versi writes (Brexit has given a voice to racism – and too many are complicit, theguardian.com, 27 June) it has unleashed "a Pandora's box of bigotry and Islamophobia", but it has also ruffled the feathers of the remain camp, which, rather than understand the drive behind leave voters, are aggressively defending their own ill-informed stance.

This is not informed consent but ill-informed consent, with a side of coercion.

This is a reminder of the contrasting reactions that followed the attacks a year ago, when widespread solidarity with Charlie Hebdo was also met with scepticism or even hostility towards its supposedly over-provocative stances – not to mention the misleading or ill-informed claims that the magazine is prejudiced against Arabs or Muslims.

Though Mr. Yanagi had been gleaning information from the Internet, he felt ill-informed.

Hilariously ill-informed post.

Richardson was equally ill-informed in Afghanistan.

It's cheap, uneducated and ill-informed.

This view was ill-informed, however.

Young voters are selfish, ill-informed slackers.

"He's very, very ill-informed.