Sentence examples for felt ignorant from inspiring English sources

I told him that, though I understood the original Obamacare debate had hinged on the Commerce Clause, and though I had even listened to some of the trial arguments, I still felt ignorant about what the Commerce Clause actually was.

But it took me back so many years and I thought to myself, 'Wow, I haven't heard comments like that [in years].' The year is 2013... and then I felt ignorant.

I said I had no idea, hoping that the flippant tone would make anyone listening think that I was in character as some kind of modern-day Marie Antoinette and distract them from the reality that I felt ignorant and was embarrassed about it.

She felt ignorant and unimportant – a girl in her mid-teens in a tribal society where women rarely assumed leadership roles.

Older patients on IV did not feel comfortable with the electronic components of the programmable pump, which they associated with the "computer age" and about which they felt ignorant.

Moreover, although the women said that they were anxious, and to various degrees felt ignorant and feared death, an NN could have or not have a special meaning, and this meaning could be either positive or negative [5] (Table 1).

Diversification is protection against ignorance, but if you don't feel ignorant, the need for it goes down drastically".

"Every time I start something, I feel ignorant.

According to Penguin the hope is that readers will once again "turn to Pelicans for whatever subjects they are interested in, yet feel ignorant about – Pelicans can be their guides".

And with the floor of the world falling out from under us, it's comforting to turn on a show that uses the one language in which we're fluent, that never makes us feel ignorant, apathetic and disconnected.

She didn't know the names of the trees, but now that she was alone, with no one trying to make her feel ignorant about a continent of which white people tended to be curiously possessive, she didn't care if those were acacias or junipers.