Sentence examples for To ignorant from inspiring English sources
adjective
Unknowledgeable or uneducated; characterized by ignorance.
She was accustomed to ignorant outsiders.
Why deliver books to ignorant nomads, inspiring at best hopeless yearnings and at worst confusion and dissatisfaction?
(In the interest of finding a printable quote, his label for Faubus was changed to "ignorant plowboy").
Her boyfriend, Richie Bobby, 29, a campaigner for marijuana law reform, adds: "Trump speaks to ignorant Americans".
Two decades ago an investment bank could buy a telephone and earn decent margins by quoting bond or currency prices to ignorant customers.
He wrote, "No small part of our current economic difficulties can be traced to ignorant zealots who gained influence by providing answers to questions that others labeled as meaningless or difficult.
If you can learn to ignore ignorant comments from others, you will have a much better day.
The best way to get to an ignorant adult is to do this blankly and properly.
You don't have to respond to every ignorant thing someone says to you.
Nor did they want Cuba to be patronised and lectured to by ignorant foreigners.
He added it would take two years to explain how Europe worked to an ignorant Trump.
