know-nothing

But who gives a stuff what know-nothings like them say?

It is bad enough when know-nothings fight against free trade.

Both were know-nothings who had been put in positions of authority.

Gets hard, being treated like a complete know-nothing all the time, don't it?

There is also a rich tradition of know-nothings writing about art and museums.

Today was the day she would shut those whining know-nothings up for good.

In a free society, we must not yield to the know-nothings."

He is just a know-nothing who embarrasses many of his own colleagues.

David Suzuki on the very first question is revealed as a complete know-nothing.

It is time for the Administration, Congress and the rest of us to fight back against the know-nothings.

It also took us too long to realize what the party of know-nothings and no-everything was up to.

At first, I thought he was going to be too perky by half as the play's resident know-nothing.

Directors who were well informed about finance performed no better than know-nothings.

They think know-nothings are good because they're not invested in the status quo.

He is swaggering before the country know-nothings he takes us to be.

"That very neatly made me a cheapskate and a know-nothing about wine at the same time."

It wasn't the know-nothings alone who were leery of Fulbright's program.

It didn't allow me enough time for the know-nothing, dreamy side to just flow along."

You're just as entitled to be totally out of it as those know-nothings in Washington, aren't you?

He also made another major point, which the lumpen know-nothings who govern this country would be well advised to take on board.

Then the moment passes, and it becomes clear that all he wants to do is wag his finger at the know-nothings.

In place of reckless meritocrats, we don’t need feckless know-nothings.

This has strengthened the know-nothings by reinforcing their slogan that "government is the problem, not the solution."

Those of real power saw him as a posturing know-nothing, with no spells worth seizing.

Angle is a know-nothing, do-nothing with a big (and extreme) mouth.