Sentence examples for feeling of ignorance from inspiring English sources

The feeling of ignorance in the presence of world-class experts was not to leave me.

And now, out of his new feeling of ignorance and shame, his developing vision of a world too big for him, Willie wrote to one of them, a journalist whose name he had seen in big letters in one of the newspapers.

FRENCH wine can provoke such unsettling feelings of ignorance.

For many mothers, myself included, this can, at times lead to lack of confidence and feelings of ignorance.

She gradually opens up her feelings of ignorance and being out of her depth at court; they also discuss court politics and academic subjects, with her admirer offering advice and encouragement about her growing knowledge.

The men articulated feelings of ignorance and fear about soon having a baby at home....how to hold a baby.

Young Fiorello had already witnessed discrimination against Indians, but it became personal, as he got his "first glimpse of racial feeling born of ignorance".

Again I had a feeling of impenetrable ignorance, which for me will always be synonymous with travelling in Japan.

He is filled with feelings of "impropriety, of ignorance, smallness, estrangement".

The feeling of helplessness and ignorance among ECCE educators and carers are apparent when issue of children with disability is brought up.

In the audience, a feeling of both responsibility and guilty ignorance seems to reign.