Sentence examples similar to uninformed statement from inspiring English sources

Zerwas forced Cain, several times, to admit having made false or uninformed statements.

The fact that I come in contact with undocumented students each day makes my position different than, say, the person applauding Donald Trump's recent ignorant and uninformed statements about undocumented immigrants.

Since election season is upon us, it's a good time to review the top five politicians whose uninformed and outrageous statements make them the biggest fossil fools in Illinois this year (so far).

Sullivan's comments were poorly received by Austin, who hit out at "inaccurate, misleading and uninformed innuendo" in a statement, and there is a possibility he may take legal action.

We at the Cyber Civil Rights Initiative, who advocate on behalf of individuals who have suffered the devastating and irreversible harms caused by nonconsensual pornography, condemn your recent publicity stunt involving a false claim of a leaked sex tape, as well as the uninformed and self-serving statement you made in defense of your actions.

In March he expressed concerns over "Mr Trump's uninformed and indeed dangerous statements on national security issues".

"While we attribute the motivation of Mr. Steinbrenner's comments to his competitive fire, his statements are uninformed, reckless, inaccurate and harmful to the Montreal Expos".

Ward would have been better off not to have uttered his uninformed and ill-founded statements, but I do not wish to enhance his sense of martyrdom by penalizing him for giving them public voice.

Thus, when creationists claim that there are "no intermediate fossils" (Denton 1986; Johnson 1991; Gish 1995), when in fact they are abundant in the geological record (Padian et al. 1999; Prothero 2007), a largely uninformed public accepts such statements.

Yes, those are all incredibly uninformed, insensitive and stupid statements.

I would also echo the many concerns about Mr. Trump's uninformed and indeed dangerous statements on national security issues that have been raised by 65 Republican defense and foreign policy leaders," McCain wrote, referring to an open letter that GOP national security heavyweights published on Wednesday warning that a Trump presidency would "make America less safe".