Sentence examples for into ignorance from inspiring English sources

So what ethics requires is an investigation into ignorance: In what respects are people ignorant?

They have been born into ignorance — ignorance, not merely secularism.

For all the natural wealth of this new world, it also turned the Pilgrims' knowledge into ignorance.

In an essay titled "Socrates on the Beach" (2002), McElroy described writing as a cognitive process that takes us somewhere, even if that journey is "into ignorance".

And Aaron Mair, his eyes moist, his hands clutching a flier of his missing cousin, Linda Mair Grayling, said: "This coming together is cathartic, rather than retreating into our own hollows and into ignorance and fear.

This would explain why those respondents who were "non-citizens" or "registered elsewhere" (probably recent arrivals) were more likely to give the correct answer than voters who are registered where they live.It's all too difficultThe longer that people live in California, it seems, the more likely they are to be misinformed, and possibly brainwashed into ignorance.

Sometimes we retreat into our ignorance, into our own comfort zones.

It is fairly well-known what has been behind that climate change denial in America: vast sums pumped into an ignorance industry by the oil and gas lobbies.

"It's not what it used to be," was a common explanation, a critique that simultaneously measured both the Chron's stunning but unavoidable cutbacks and my friends' lapse into local ignorance.

It would also explain the correlation, in autism, of failure to take into account ignorance or false belief and failure to engage in spontaneous pretend-play, particularly role play.

The alternative to public health policy based on science is "backsliding into medieval ignorance" and reversing decades of medical progress.