Sentence examples for found ignorant from inspiring English sources

I saw his feature-length documentary, Religulous, where he found ignorant religious people to mock, and his spurn for faith leaves no religion untouched.

But trade unionists, led by Vic Feather at the TUC, found her ignorant, inflexible and hectoring.

"The Joy of Sex" was first intended as a textbook for medical students, many of whom he found shockingly ignorant of sexuality.

Naturally, he was discouraged, but mainly because of what he'd encountered before his legal strife: "The average homosexual, I found, was ignorant concerning himself.

The average homosexual, I found, was ignorant concerning himself.

He fled England and crossed the channel to Flanders, where he found himself ignorant of the language and of the customs of the locals.

When people found themselves ignorant, God sent down help to show them the right path, the path of truth, the path of light.

Leaders who expel knowledgeable subordinates from their circle of advisers should not be surprised when they find themselves ignorant of their country's real needs.For his part, Mr Miscamble could hardly disagree more with this assessment of Stalin, whom he views as the primary author of the cold war.

He'd noticed that a common sticking point in regional dialogues was that each side found the other ignorant or irrational or both.

They found it "offensive," "ignorant" and "whiny".

But, says Craig, "I found out how ignorant I was about the specifics" of time and place.