Sentence examples for argues ignorance from inspiring English sources

But Rad argues ignorance is not bliss, it's an opiate.

But Ken Bode, the dean of the Medill School of Journalism at Northwestern University, argues that ignorance is not an excuse.

However Hansell also argued that ignorance of radar was fortuitous in the long run.

I understand that, but would argue that ignorance is just plain unacceptable.

While this manna from the skies could be profoundly disruptive, you can't argue that ignorance is blissfully preferable.

Mr. Proctor, who describes his specialty as "agnotology, the study of ignorance," argues that the tobacco industry has tried to give the impression that the hazards of cigarette smoking are still an open question even when the scientific evidence is indisputable.

Pohlhaus (2011) argues that such ignorance can be willful, leading to a type of hermeneutical injustice that Dotson (2012) defines as contributory injustice, an intentional maintenance of inadequate hermeneutical resources that harmfully obstructs the uptake of resources the oppressed have developed to make sense of their experience.

Theophanes argues that the ignorance of the Russian people is due to stupidity, while Andrei says that he doesn't understand how he can be a painter and maintain such views.

The play argues the reverse of "ignorance is bliss".

Failure, he argues, results less from ignorance (not knowing enough about what works) than from ineptitude (not properly applying what we know works).

From behind this "veil of ignorance," Rawls argues, such a group would unanimously reject utilitarian principles such as "political institutions should aim to maximize the happiness of the greatest number"—because no member of the group could know whether he belonged to a minority whose rights and interests might be neglected under institutions justified on utilitarian grounds.