Sentence examples for abject ignorance from inspiring English sources
The phrase "abject ignorance" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to describe a complete or utter lack of knowledge or awareness about a particular subject or issue. Example: "His refusal to acknowledge the facts was a clear indication of his abject ignorance on the matter."
His views on the subject have ranged from crude hostility to abject ignorance.
As well as the sensitive narrative timeline of moving towards the games, there was the timeline of me moving from abject ignorance to a better understanding.
But too many surveys over too many years show too much abject ignorance for the phenomenon to be belittled or dismissed.
Moreover, all voters, African Americans included, stand to lose with a president who fawns over dictators, demonstrates abject ignorance about our nuclear arsenal and undermines NATO.
But I have since come to realize that my abject ignorance was really a gift: to be a literarily inclined illiterate at age 26 is one of the most glorious fates that can befall mortal girl.
There's an abject ignorance around alcoholism and the dynamics of addiction, he said, "so rather than have a balance of people in one's life, you tend to gravitate to the people who have a problem with it, because no one wants to call anyone on it.
It is music made almost exclusively for straight white males by other straight white males, and its lyrics/imagery/sound meet up at the crossroads of power and powerlessness, confidence and insecurity, willful ignorance and abject nerdiness.
Timothy Landfield, likewise a "Carol" veteran, ebulliently enacts the Sprit of Christmas Present, whose jolly demeanor turns to abject sorrow at the sight of "want" and "ignorance" in the world.
Of all the abject illusions!
That was abject cowardice".
"It's ignorance, sheer ignorance".
