Sentence examples for largely ignorant from inspiring English sources

"Investors are largely ignorant of the role of water management," says Keulertz.

Nonspecialists, lay men and doctors alike, are often largely ignorant of this world.

He saw Carter as largely ignorant of European interests and of the subtleties of international politics.

Then I discovered Irish culture, of which I had been largely ignorant.

"I began to learn something about Islam, of which I had been largely ignorant," William wrote later.

Health care providers were perceived as lacking compassion and largely ignorant to the needs of deaf persons, in general, and deaf gay men, in particular.

Britain woke up on 23 August largely ignorant of the fact that it is a national day of remembrance.

But the Tory assault on civil servants may hit home with a public largely ignorant of all that.

And all of it compounded by a largely ignorant, scared and homophobic public, and the callously indifferent Reagan administration.

"I've been really surprised, because I think I've been largely ignorant of the sexism that still exists.

Its supporters seemed largely ignorant of the enveloping conspiracy theories and disavowed any intention of passing the buck to anyone.