Sentence examples for like ignorance from inspiring English sources

While the album's gateway tracks—like "Ignorance Is Bliss"—nod vaguely to Linkwood's earlier boogie-esque material, tunes like "Reef Walking" take precedence with their timeless melancholic drudge.

But what looked like ignorance then looks like prescience now.

My answer is that irrationality, like ignorance, is sensitive to price, and false beliefs about politics and religion are cheap.

If they had prejudices, most of them knew that, like ignorance, it was not something to be proud of.

For a criminal charge to stick, the government must prove the requisite intent beyond a reasonable doubt, which allows for defenses like ignorance or good faith to be used.

This is the big picture of mental health care in America: not perfectly healthy people popping pills for no reason, but people with real illnesses lacking access to care; facing barriers like ignorance, stigma and high prices; or finding care that is ineffective.

What we're hoping, he says, is that no one notices that this huge mess is "our fault, as we rack up our year-end bonuses and live in 'Matrix'-like ignorance".

Susan Stern Newton, Mass., May 14 , 2009• To the Editor: The young Explorers' idealism and love for this country are being distorted by a Rambo-like ignorance in disguise.

But if Bond isn't much of an ambassador for the new, globalised moviescape, who is? On the upside, you could say Hollywood is making some amends for its Borat-like ignorance of decades past, and that respect for, or at least acknowledgement of, other cultures, nationalities and ethnicities can only be a good thing.

'They liked my ignorance' Gered Mankowitz is as integral to the 60s as dolly birds and Purple Hearts.

They liked my ignorance, and felt that I had caught whatever it was that they wanted to be seen at that time.