Sentence examples for elements of ignorance from inspiring English sources
This evolution is wobbly at first; everyone has at least some elements of ignorance and immaturity.
The proposed legislation seems "consistently inconsistent," Robinson said, and "reflects such an element of ignorance, superficiality, and casual disregard for current world opinion that it might well be tossed and a rewrite undertaken with some element of very relevant factual knowledge".
Education is one of the essential elements of tackling ignorance, bigotry and intolerance.
Thornicroft et al 19 identify three elements of stigma: ignorance or misinformation, prejudice and discrimination.
(Rawls 1971) Such a position, of course, will not satisfy everyone, and some critics worry that reiterating the veil of ignorance on the international level will simply reiterate its more problematic elements in a wider scale.
Shōkū's thinking about ethical life reflects the same elements seen in relation to benefits in this life: the person continues to act out of ignorance and self-attachment, but conduct manifesting oneness with Amida Buddha may also emerge spontaneously.
Thornicroft defined stigma as an overarching term that contains three elements: problems of knowledge (ignorance), problems of attitudes (prejudice), and problems of behaviour (discrimination) [ 37].
According to Thornicroft et al. [ 14], 'stigma' is an overarching term that contains three key elements: problems of knowledge (ignorance); problems of attitudes (prejudice); and problems of behaviour (discrimination).
This type of ignorance is unforgivable today.
