Sentence examples for ignorant enough to from inspiring English sources
"I was instantly embarrassed that I would be ignorant enough" to say something so hurtful, Mr. Cole wrote.
He said: "I was instantly embarrassed that I would be ignorant enough to say something so hurtful.
Can he truly be willfully ignorant enough to not acknowledge the huddled masses at the bottom of the hill just because he started his climb half way up?
It disheartens my Cambodian-American family to think that a top Khmer Rouge official can still think that the world is ignorant enough to believe his claims of nonparticipation in the genocidal war.
People who read the negative things [about me], the people who need persuading, are probably ignorant enough to assume, 'Well she's got a kid so she's serious now.' Which, of course, isn't the case.
"If they're ignorant enough to be swayed by a brand, they'll lose money".
When he was invited to contribute to The Wire, a daunting task mid-way through the revered TV series, he says he was "ignorant" enough not to feel intimidated.
He's a race-baiter who's ignorant and foolish enough to confuse notoriety with fame.
Pandemonium ensued as people were both ignorant and earnest enough to argue about whether Belfast was further north than Halifax.
People naïve, ignorant, demented, or desperate enough to be primarily influenced by the Bible would be influenced by A.S. The books have much in common: vast stretches of unbearable tedium, one-dimensional characters with no resemblance to actual human beings, hectoring speeches full of indignation and moralizing, and discreetly implied sex.
After eight years trapped aboard this dark ride, finally hearing a Democratic presidential candidate publicly and forcefully refer to the Republicans as ignorant liars ought to be enough to coax even the most indecisive leaner into the Obama column.
