Sentence examples for ignorant of all from inspiring English sources

The "Bloomsberries" may have been the foodies of their day, but they were profoundly ignorant of all aspects of food production and preparation.

These are poor and impressionable boys kept entirely ignorant of the world and, for that matter, largely ignorant of all but one interpretation of Islam.

Who in their right mind would allow me — ignorant of all childcare matters, an indifferent babysitter in my teen-age years, a youngest child who had never changed a diaper — to take full possession of this creature?

Walker was not only announcing her ambitions; as she makes clear in the next line — "Am I ignorant of all strife?" — she was pushing herself toward identity politics, and beginning to question her own existence between two worlds, as a relatively privileged black woman.

According to Walker et al. statistical uncertainty is the least ignorant of all uncertainties involved in models.

If men are ignorant of all of these things, it's all the more important that women are speaking up, and making their voices impossible to ignore.

"Youth are very ignorant, first of all because even though they are given the information about anything, they are not serious about it, and especially the HIV area because….

That's how I live for the most part: ignorant to all of this, or at least ignoring it.

They are distasteful and ignorant to all of us, but they should not be shut down unless they pose a credible threat to the physical safety of others, such as through threats of violence.

It's the most blissfully ignorant moment of all.

I am not a woman who underestimates, or is ignorant of, misogyny in all its forms, from verbal ridicule to vicious brutality.