Sentence examples for less ignorance from inspiring English sources

"Towards a little less ignorance and unconsciousness.

It may sound-old fashioned, even Blytonesque, but, if children were occasionally taken outside the bubble of our cosseted, urbanised culture, the results in later life would be significant: less ignorance about the environment, more understanding of the realities of food, less sentimentality and cruelty towards animals.

We must call for more education, more tolerance, and less ignorance.

So I guess I'd like to see less ignorance and more understanding".

All of us can benefit from less judgement, less comparison, less ignorance.

In his inaugural address as the first president of Johns Hopkins University in 1876, Daniel Coit Gilman spoke about his vision for higher education generally and for his own institution specifically: "... it means a wish for less misery among the poor, less ignorance in schools, less bigotry in the temple, less suffering in the hospital, less fraud in business, less folly in politics".

Though when it comes to Scalia, perhaps the body politic suffers less from ignorance than from repressed memory.

My list reminds me of a time when I was more or less in ignorance of this proposition.

Failure, he argues, results less from ignorance (not knowing enough about what works) than from ineptitude (not properly applying what we know works).

Baratte discovers that his vision of the future is threatened less by ignorance than by his fellow man's ineradicable lust for violence and mayhem.

They also become less tolerant of ignorance, and that's a good thing.