As a newcomer to national politics, he was given the benefit of the doubt even when he displayed basic ignorance about foreign affairs and other matters.
I am reasonably sure there is no bad faith on the part of the connectivity messiahs, often their statements about connection and the value of communication come from a place of basic ignorance or naivety rather than one of deceit.
Even their health is a state secret.Such basic ignorance, however, has not stopped China-watching, once the arcane pursuit of a few experts, from becoming a vast industry.
Some indicate a blatant disregard for, or ignorance about, what's commonly accepted.
Rob Goodfellow, an Indonesianist based in Melbourne, wrote in the Jakarta Post that basic ignorance played a role.
Tom Carson's review of Bob Dylan's "Chronicles" (Oct . 24 punctures a lot of the mystique, but also reveals some basic ignorance of the Greenwich Village folk scene.
There's a lot of ignorance about basic economics.
In actual fact, the typical voter casts a vote in a state of ignorance about the final count.
That requires a willful ignorance about the facts.
Therefore, there is a considerable ignorance about the indel distribution in at least half of the bacterial diversity.
