Sentence examples for ignorance once from inspiring English sources

But unlike many others, she doesn't attempt to mend her veil of ignorance once it has been ripped across.

"The two niches should be left empty, like two pages in Afghan history, so that subsequent generations can see how ignorance once prevailed in our country," Tarzi asserts.

The only way they can be addressed is when we decide to put an end to the ignorance once and for all.

What's happening is that the veil of ignorance that once covered our inner lives is wearing increasingly thin.

Pamela Geller connects the dots of hate, determined to mine the depths of American ignorance to once again bully Muslims and Arabs.

In the year of Trump and Brexit, it is tempting to think that democracy is reverting to type and that popular ignorance is once again being set against expert knowledge.

Or Guryanov, famous for his extraordinary ignorance, who once confused Pushkin's Tales of Ivan Belkin with what he absurdly called "The tale of Ivan Onegin"… Or Mikhail Ivanych Sorokin, the rustic alcoholic in whose revoltingly neglected hovel Boris rents a room for the season, and who wants to be paid not in cash but in booze and cigarettes.

With the KTVU gaffe about the alleged names of the Asiana Air pilots lingering throughout the media, racial ignorance is once again being addressed throughout the nation.

It is a simple message which will never get heard in large swath of the country where fear and ignorance is once again being whippped into a frenzy to cater to the same racism that plagued the campaign.

As if to prove his techno-ignorance, he once asked guest Roseanne Barr, "What do you punch [on the Internet], little buttons and things?" Technophobia does have its benefits, at times.

You're on your own, and for once, ignorance may be a good thing.