Sentence examples for lay ignorant from inspiring English sources

Do they see consumers as having legitimate knowledge and concerns that they need to be aware of, or do they write off consumers as a lay, ignorant public?

Or would you rather lie blissfully ignorant on warm but contaminated sand?

Anyone who says that there is anything unsettled or unknown or unclear about the relation between gun control and gun violence is either lying or ignorant, or both.

His incredible playing that night ought to lay to rest forever the ignorant notion that he was a mediocre drummer that just got lucky.

Food writer Tom Philpott of Mother Jones pissed off a lot of people when he told "ignorant hipsters" to "lay off the almond milk" in an article published on July 16.

Palin's charge that the effort amounted to a "death panel" was either a lie, willfully ignorant fear mongering, or genuine confusion.

We would then lay just the facts out before someone entirely ignorant of and maybe even hostile to all the rest - a Martian perhaps, or some Republican presidential candidate - and ask them to come up with some useful generalities.

It tells a web browser how to lay out the contents of a web page, but it remains blissfully ignorant of the content.The solution seems blindingly simple: use tags to label the content, rather than describe what it looks like.

But plenty of blame also lies with indifferent employers, ignorant or lazy consumers and legislators who'd just as soon see city slickers and urban workers get the short end of the stick.

In short, anyone who claims to sell an "unhackable phone" is either ignorant or lying.

If you haven't heard a Lex Luger beat at this point, you're either ignorant or lying (or both).