Sentence examples for feigning ignorance from inspiring English sources

"What's there to see down there?" Beard asked, feigning ignorance.

Professing — or feigning — ignorance is a way out.

Feigning ignorance of that distinction for political expediency only suggests that you may not be feigning at all.

By feigning ignorance, aggrieved investors hope to browbeat the government into holding the banks liable, he argues.

Then, he'll say, "Oh, you mean the Grand Place," feigning ignorance of its other, really quite well-known, name.

Feigning ignorance is the crime – because it is not truly ignorance but buried understanding masquerading as ignorance.

Israel feigned ignorance.

Stewart feigned ignorance.

The worshippers feigned ignorance.

"They may feign ignorance," he said.

And she said she tried to feign ignorance or indifference.