Sentence examples for be largely ignorant from inspiring English sources

College professors, bless their hearts, tend to be largely ignorant of the work world beyond academia and often view the "outside world" with fear and loathing, so it can be difficult to get objective or accurate career information from them.

You could argue that Rhodes, while drenched in the privilege that his class and gender provide him, might be largely ignorant of their existences.

In this respect we consider the active provision of information as vital to reduce perinatal inequalities since most women appear to be largely ignorant on the consequences of an adverse lifestyle or of the presence of a medical condition during pregnancy, and in particular during the periconception period [ 24, 31].

"Investors are largely ignorant of the role of water management," says Keulertz.

Then I discovered Irish culture, of which I had been largely ignorant.

"I began to learn something about Islam, of which I had been largely ignorant," William wrote later.

"I've been really surprised, because I think I've been largely ignorant of the sexism that still exists.

And it turned out that the regulator was largely ignorant of what was going on when those false assurances were relayed.

Experts say that university welfare officers are largely ignorant of the growing phenomenon and poorly equipped to deal with issues arising from young people's involvement.

One answer he offers is that we're largely ignorant about the endemic uncertainties and the disagreement among experts in this area.

Scottish football supporters are largely ignorant of another time in our history when women's football regularly attracted large crowds of up to 50,000 in this country.