Sentence examples for being mostly ignorant from inspiring English sources

Interestingly, in this case, both the department and the faculty hosting us at the university have only had a secondary role, as institutes being mostly ignorant, somewhat reluctant to become involved or to directly support the work.

ADAM GOPNIK: You know, I 'm mostly ignorant of the fine points.

I'd never used a Blackberry, so I was mostly ignorant of the strengths of the platform.

I'm a watch fan but I'm mostly ignorant of how progress was made from, say, the Antikythera mechanism to TokyoFlash.

The video game industry was mostly ignorant of Sacrifices development, partly due to Shiny's desire to avoid repeating the bad experience of marketing their last product Messiah.

I would rather not spin facts of which I am mostly ignorant until they fit my existing beliefs and give me the mood, if not the reality, of having understood something.

And because the source of these artifacts was the secondhand "junk" marketplaces of thrift stores, yard sales, and flea markets, Greg's eBay page was stocked with goods sourced from a world that was mostly ignorant of their value.

The art writer Sarah Kent once said that it was mostly about "pig ignorant" rich people looking for a safer investment than the stock market.

I would bite my tongue for the most part when really my blood was boiling and the answers were on the tip of my tongue: "The phone lines and the appointments are mostly taken up by ignorant ingrates who lie about having severe symptoms to get urgent appointments because they want to be seen immediately for their minor and self-limiting ailments, for which we can do nothing anyway.

The facts, of course, are mostly true but there is much more to it than this simple and slightly ignorant summary.

London is mostly criticized for its expensive fares, but Gus — in London — reminded us that with reduced fares and discounts, "only the ignorant pay the full price".