Sentence examples for even ignorance from inspiring English sources

It is not even ignorance.

That's worse than a slipup; it smacks of carelessness — even ignorance, as Hitchens says.

But Rodman's recent indifference – even ignorance – over the state of affairs in the Democratic People's Republic of Korea is troubling.

The admission of a loved one into an intensive care ward is a very tense, traumatic, and disagreeable experience for the family, and is associated with a challenge to near death situations, suffering, role rupture and even ignorance.

BIKE riders come up with all kinds of excuses not to carry a pump: tires that have been "topped off" before leaving home, a bicycle roadside assistance membership with the Better World Club, and even ignorance (they wouldn't know what to do with a pump).

Welty spoke of "Losing Battles" as "a novel of admiration for the human being who can cope with any condition, even ignorance, and keep a courage, a joy of life," but all that affirmation is hard to find in this disturbing, imbalanced book.

Which is why we can forgive it its irrelevance, even its ignorance of the world outside.

After all, even if ignorance of the law were an affirmative defense, these people would be no less guilty.

The speed of the process causes House members to cast their votes in even more ignorance than usual of just what it is they are deciding.

Which was basically to approach art without a particular starting point; almost with an innocence or even the ignorance of a child.

The tonal differences between Mr. Peterson and the Tea Party crowd -- he is measured, they are loud; he is patrician, they are populist -- are distinct enough that he himself admitted last week to an odd, even aloof, ignorance of the group.