Sentence examples for How remarkably ignorant from inspiring English sources

This is the beginning of the election season, and the Republican candidates have stumbled over each other to show the nation how remarkably ignorant they are, both of history and of the value of scientific research.

Indeed, even software innovators are remarkably ignorant of how their code is actually used.

We are kept remarkably ignorant of such issues.

How remarkably better I feel.

Henderson said the administrator, Susan Hedman, could be "disingenuous or just remarkably ignorant about her responsibilities and her power to affect those responsibilities".

Despite the services of a very competent O.S.S. (the forerunner of the C.I.A ., the United States was remarkably ignorant of the region.

What's more important in explaining the inadequacy of oversight is that most senior politicians in Britain seem remarkably ignorant about IT.

Like King, Gohmert has an exhaustive history of making remarkably ignorant and racist comments.

I list these dour images to remind readers how remarkably lucky (or remarkably clever) we are to live here.

Have you ever noticed how remarkably indifferent God is to how humans treat fish?

Pan was enraged by his bride's neo-Marxist ideas: how ignorant, how callous toward Chinese suffering she was!