Sentence examples for it seems ignorant from inspiring English sources

As far as Obamacare goes, I'm not buying it, because it seems ignorant to throw money at a problem and hope it will get better.

Economic historian Joel Mokyr has set out the whole story in his masterwork, The Enlightened Economy, and it's dismaying that Fukuyama seems ignorant of his thesis.

Taylor said BMI stood for "Bad Music Indefinitely," which must have sounded witty then but seems ignorant now.

Sore point No. 1: Although hailed as an anti-Britney punk rocker, Ms. Lavigne seems ignorant of the punk rock canon.

Labour talks about labour-market flexibility, but seems ignorant of what flexible labour markets actually entail.The same is true of Labour's repeated charges of growing wage inequality and job insecurity.

"Frydenberg also seems ignorant of or indifferent to the idea that coal exports worsen climate change, and that will also worsen the health of many people in India, starting with the poor, the same group Frydenberg professes to care about".

"He would be appalled and heartbroken at a Congress that refuses to stand up to a president who not only seems ignorant of the Constitution but who also attempts at every turn to dismantle and mock our system of checks and balances," she wrote.

It seems strangely ignorant of the colonial implantation that the monastery represents, so many years after Algeria won its independence, and that a proselytizing Roman Catholicism itself represents.

We know how to crackdown -- but we seem ignorant when it comes to what to do with all those addicted people we've "cracked down" on.

Many donors, too, seem ignorant or only partly aware of the group's focus.

What may seem ignorant choices to others are in fact quite rational.