Sentence examples for in complete ignorance from inspiring English sources
Most of the Arabs, deprived of the opportunity of going to school, live in complete ignorance.
However, in complete ignorance of what is permitted and what is not one cannot live.
As far as other casualties are concerned I am in complete ignorance, though I know that they were severe.
Marks recalls, on the other hand, that Lew Grade, the owner of ATV, was "almost certainly kept in complete ignorance of the blacklist involvement".
It is always an advantage to meet other teachers and learn about the TEFL scene in that particular place firsthand before committing yourself, rather than accepting a job in complete ignorance of the prevailing conditions.
When I first heard of it, in complete ignorance of Janácek or his oeuvre, I thought it must be political (that "disappeared"), something about show trials and unjust imprisonment.
One option is Donald Trump, who at best is confident in his complete ignorance about climate change, and at worst is selling out the welfare of future generations for personal gain while protecting his own assets.
If there is more political discussion of this order in Britain than in America it is not necessarily because the English are so anti-Semitic — or at least, I certainly hope not — but more likely (as Judt has pointed out) because most Americans live in almost complete ignorance of the "fierce relevance" of certain political realities and facts.
Our knowledge of the species with which we share planet Earth is dangerously limited, meaning that we make decisions and policies in near complete ignorance of basic facts.
Yet despite the publicity, Methuen, who were publishing Einstein's popularisation of his theory, found relativity a hard sell, as a 1920 letter in the Collected Papers reveals: "Our travellers tell us that there is complete ignorance in the public mind as to what Relativity means.
Bucky, who has reached whatever age he is supposed to be — 35? 40? — in a state of complete ignorance about the most basic sexual matters, turns out to be a fellow of exceedingly modest endowment.
