unknowledgeable造句

• Those who express weak opinions are judged to be unknowledgeable or indecisive.
• Some people have gotten the impression that he's loud and unknowledgeable.
• She is completely uninvolved and unknowledgeable about any wrongdoing.
• Kirk, 26, admitted to being " completely unknowledgeable " about classical music.
• When Partridge visited X Corps in November, he found both Almond and his staff unknowledgeable of FM 31 35.
• When Brooks was told of the comment, he replied, " That seems like a gratuitous, unknowledgeable comment.
• Linsky wrote, adding that the office was viewed as " incompetent and unknowledgeable, arrogant " and bureaucratic.
• "It is unbelievable or a farce how unknowledgeable Dutch officials are of St . Maarten's situation ."
• Rabbi Shimon-in taking an extreme approach-quantifies the unknowledgeable Kohen as being the equivalent of an animal and beast.
• In his commentary, Jin frequently criticizes previous " unknowledgeable " readers, saying that they have missed many hidden meanings in the text.
• The Connor profile's more critical comments called her pro-prosecution, " mean-spirited, unknowledgeable, arrogant and poorly judicially tempered ."
• But Marx and like-minded entrepreneurs charge that academic archeologists are unknowledgeable dreamers and are unable to attract the kind of money needed to pull off deep recoveries successfully.
• When people are uncertain and unknowledgeable about a topic, they are more likely to believe the testimony, and follow the advice of those that seem self-confident.
• Some of the top pet peeves, according to the 1, 900 shoppers polled, were e-mail response times that were longer than six hours and unknowledgeable online representatives.
• "That's an anti-business, unknowledgeable and ` Clintonista'point of view, " says Linda Killian, principal, Renaissance Capital, an institutional research firm.
• But lower-quality keyboard designs and unknowledgeable engineers may not know these tricks, and it can still be a problem in games due to wildly different or configurable layouts in different games.
• I wonder how the constitution of India perhaps some of the countries in the world have chosen the system of giving the power of ruling country to the incapable, unknowledgeable and at times illiterate people?
• "If ever there was a need for a corporate fiduciary to rein in the excesses of an unsophisticated and unknowledgeable individual co-fiduciary, it exists in this estate, " she wrote.
• The younger generation of Armenians still remain very unknowledgeable about many LGBT issues, likely attributed to the family culture where young people live at home until they reach the primary goal for many Armenians, heterosexual marriage.
• She is extremely naive and unknowledgeable about how things function outside a controlled environment ( such as learning Leviathan physiology strictly via studying and not understanding that the floorplans of the biomechanoids vary as a result of passenger preference ).