Sentence examples for banish ignorance from inspiring English sources
How much would it cost to banish ignorance, to deaden lust, to shame rape, to stop war, to enrich the poor, to empower women, to defend children, to make decent medical care as globally ubiquitous as Coca-Cola -- in short, to get rid of all the underlying causes of the epidemic in the third world?
For we have the power and obligation, never given to any other generation at any other time in human history, to banish ignorance and poverty from the earth.
I fight for their ability to read, learn and grow, to banish ignorance and indifference from their hearts.
The group experience banished ignorance born of isolation and sexual repression.
Tony Blair's attempt to create greater religious awareness among school children thus seems eminently sensible and NSS's opposition to it leaves me scratching my head since I thought it favoured banishing ignorance.
But Europe must banish its ignorance and acknowledge its own needs.
It banishes ignorance and lays axe to the root of crime".
This work should start to banish the nemesis of ignorance that has plagued clinicians seeking to care for patients with NS.
Instead of heeding this advice, you promptly changed the name of "Bloody Sunday" to "Criminal Pursuits" and, in your petulant ignorance, banished horror fiction from the Book Review entirely.
These welcome remissions recall Primo Levi's insight that when novelists depict atrocities they never experienced themselves, respectfulness or ignorance leads them to banish all humor, while in fact humor is a survivor's indispensable resource.
