Sentence examples for apparent ignorance from inspiring English sources

This apparent ignorance of our baser nature among top-tier economists should be quickly cured, lest more problems be caused.

Tiriac defended the doctor who gave Raducan the medication yet blamed him for his apparent ignorance about the banned substance.

John E. Yocom, Simsbury, Connecticut   Mr. Cohen speaks with apparent ignorance of the impact of the chemical farming system on our world and especially our health.

Lincoln's apparent ignorance of the tune's origin and his enthusiasm for lyrics that drew so heavily on Brown's symbolism and meaning is ironic.

To me, the most bizarre aspect of the story was his parents' apparent ignorance of what he does online and with whom he comes into contact.

But his apparent ignorance of the constitutional lines of power left an abiding impression of impetuousness and arrogance, all the greater for being caught on television.

Immune evasion in DLBCLs can be associated with loss of MHC class I expression consequent on mutation and/or deletion of B2M, which may be further accompanied by inactivation of CD58 [ 48], and a prediction might be that such cases would be enriched in the subset characterized by apparent immunological ignorance.

That's what I'd like," I said, making my ignorance apparent.

What is most appalling to me, however, is the apparent indifference and ignorance of much of the public of the extent to which poverty does exist in America.

Ignorance, an apparent asset for some administrators, cannot be used as an all-too convenient excuse.

In conventional analyses, randomness was considered more apparent than real, arising from ignorance of the many causes at work.