Sentence examples for frequent ignorance from inspiring English sources
Stavans admits in the foreword that he is prone to "often criticize the United States for those aspects of its culture and national character that make me uncomfortable: its insatiable appetite for pleasure, its plastic-surgery aesthetics, its love of consumption, its frequent ignorance of history, its xenophobic disposition, its condescending political correctness, its arrogant foreign policy".
Dr. Dean, a co-researcher, said the findings left no doubt in his mind that many German citizens, despite the frequent claims of ignorance after the war, must have known about the widespread existence of the Nazi camps at the time.
The way will solve the problem that students' preference of some frequent used mobile tools and ignorance of the tools rarely used in curriculum.
Apart from distance to the next health centre, lack of resources and ignorance were the most frequent stated reasons during qualitative and quantitative interviews why women did not attend ANC services.
Pashupati and Tshewang engaged in a long and animated conversation in Dzongkha, punctuated with frequent cellphone calls while we waited in nervous ignorance.
By 16, to the ignorance of his parents, Babb was frequenting the only gay bar in Saskatoon, called Numbers.
The problem facing them was not public ignorance of cancer symptoms, but the public's knowledge of the disease's all-too-frequent consequences.
But first, consider the frequent objection that there is no genuine agreement at all in the original position, for the thick veil of ignorance deprives the parties of all bases for bargaining (cf. TJ, 139 40/120 21 rev).
"It's ignorance, sheer ignorance".
