Sentence examples for ignorant times from inspiring English sources

It is a compendious though not definitive account, which shows why atheism is not simply the natural result of the rise of scientific knowledge, and religion a simplistic vestige of more ignorant times.

The predigital era, when writers wrote and publishers published, is seen as an amazingly ignorant time.

The predigital era, when writers wrote and publishers published without a clue, is seen as an amazingly ignorant time.

Slavery and racism happened at a more ignorant time -- it happened and we shouldn't forget it.

But our ideas of beauty are always shifting, and soon the front lawn will be considered an ugly vestige of an ignorant time.

This was a sexually ignorant time to the point that these days it is hard to remember it or understand it.

Many Yiddish belletrists and political activists thought Peretz was watering down his progressive Yiddish literary style by using the form of an older, "ignorant" time, but the stories in this collection such as Oyb nisht nokh hekher, If Not Higher, still resonate with readers today.

From September, tourists in LA will be invited to marvel at these greasy artefacts of a more ignorant time, when humans ate what they wanted to eat, regardless of how processed or sugary it was, or if it was classed as "clean", or whether its calories were "empty" or if it was presented in a cartoon-charactered tin.

It was in my ignorant time so I thought, why would he yell at another white person?

Dietrich et al. assert (without supporting citation) that the proposed legal framework deliberately ignores or is ignorant of time-tested principles of the science of toxicology that have been universally accepted for centuries [ 2].

"Appallingly ignorant," the Times harrumphed, as it would again in the face of another dismal showing, in 1976.