Sentence examples for ignorant in from inspiring English sources

We can't ignore this any longer, and we can't afford to be ignorant in assuming that this only affects an aging population, either.

He is equally ignorant in both places.

But she is ignorant, in the nicest possible way.

"I think a lot of people are ignorant in knowing where the money goes," she said.

"The average fan remains ignorant in terms of it wanting it be Chariots of Fire.

He said that we had been "frighteningly" ignorant in the beginning.

But I also know this is a knee-jerk reaction, ignorant in its own way.

Since one can carefully assess the evidence for a prospective belief and still end up believing something false (a routine occurrence in academic inquiry, for instance), one can be ignorant in the first sense without being ignorant in the second.

She was profoundly ignorant in her use of language, to be sure, and the impact it had on others.

I would, though tabloid readers are sometimes gloriously indifferent to their paper's politics, ignorant in some cases.

Misogynistic, narrow minded, arrogant, ignorant - in a book filled to the brim with self-indulgent characters, he's probably the worst of them!