Sentence examples for made ignorance from inspiring English sources

And the HBO show Flight Of The Conchords has made ignorance of New Zealand a running theme.

One of Palin's most significant contributions to the Republican Party was making ignorance a point of pride.

But even more, I blame people such as Sarah Palin, and Bush before her, for making ignorance acceptable, fashionable and even virtuous in politics.

Justice as fair insurance supposes that an ex ante perspective determines what we owe one another; fair shares are set by simulated choices made in ignorance of what disabilities any one actually has and in ignorance of what payoffs one's risky choices will bring about.

The furore was generally made in ignorance of the development.

Its first moves are random, made in ignorance of the game's underlying logic.

Many of our consumer decisions, he adds, are made in ignorance and supposition, which is rarely challenged or informed.

"It's a classic example of an argument made from ignorance, which is the whole basis of the paranormal," Nickell said.

The question now is whether the pope's statement was made in ignorance or if the Vatican was guilty of the sin of deliberate omission.

"They are entirely unjustified and are either made in ignorance or out of malice, it's impossible to know which," he said.

But the details were (mostly) secret, and the subject was distasteful, and many people preferred not to think too much about what was being done.Mr Snowden's leaks made wilful ignorance impossible.