Sentence examples for any ignorance from inspiring English sources

I'm not going into this with any ignorance".

But there can be no excuse for any ignorance or complacency now.

Nor is there any problem with God's not knowing which is first and which is last in an infinite series; this is not because of any ignorance on God's part but because, quite simply, there is no first and last.

As better data science offers companies what is perhaps their most potent opportunity for competitive advantage in the digital age, reverse mentoring could break down any ignorance, confusion and organizational cultural barriers about the value and power of data.

That which is vile and dirty, squalid and miserable, that, of which we may say that were its horrors known such knowledge would deter more thoroughly than any ignorance, is exhibited as a bright existence, full of danger indeed, but still open to all that is noble, and capable of final success.

More importantly, there can be a fear factor among the students, if any ignorance of them will be pointed out in their answers.

But in Wednesday night's interview with Hannity, Zimmerman maintained his innocence of any crime and an ignorance of the law from which he has, at least initially, benefited.

But if questions posed earlier this year by the Trump transition team to the State Department regarding Africa are any indication, ignorance may be just as harmful as blustery tweets and threats at post-election rallies, if not more so.

His interview remarks were widely criticized by female comedians like Elayne Boosler, who wrote on her Facebook page that "Sexism, racism, closed doors & ignorance in ANY field in 2012 are unacceptable".

As David Oyelowo so correctly points out, if Britain's history is continually whitewashed, its stories ignored, is it any wonder that ignorance prevails and racial tension escalates?

But, as any schoolboy knows, ignorance is no defence.