Sentence examples for greatest ignorance from inspiring English sources

Quoting Michael Nelson and John Vucetich in The Chronicle of Higher Education, Mr. Brooks writes: "It is a perversion of democracy to muffle the voice of the most knowledgeable among us and consequently amplify the voice of those with the greatest ignorance".

"With great ignorance comes great confidence".

"My dominant feeling every day is one of great ignorance," he said.

Sepp Blatter tells us that it comes with great arrogance and great ignorance.

They also knew there was great ignorance among the deaf about how it was spread.

All this attention comes not from a greater understanding of mortality but from a greater ignorance of it.

"There is a great ignorance of the scientific process," said Dr. Leon Gordis, a public health expert at Johns Hopkins University.

"I founded the Giants on brute strength and great ignorance -- my players' strength and my ignorance," Tim Mara said at the time.

There is also a great ignorance about both the scale of the trophy-hunting which killed Cecil, and the fact that hunting can – in properly controlled circumstances – help to save some species.

"The great ignorance in sexual matters in early 20th century in middle and working-class Britain is key to understanding the story of Wallis, why she was attacked so fiercely at the time and why she has since become such a talisman for gay and lesbian minorities … her struggle is emblematic of a wider struggle for greater sexual freedom," writes Sebba.

However, there is a great ignorance about how the "acquired capabilities" of tumor cells would take place; directly on adult stem cells, or on differentiated cells that suffer a dedifferentiation process.