Sentence examples for massive ignorance from inspiring English sources
Ignoramuses, Yes, But of What Sort?: Voters in America are often accused of massive ignorance of the workings of the political system, the contents of the Constitution, and even the major political issues of the day.
Part of the problem was the "massive ignorance and arrogance" of United States officials, said Barry R. McCaffrey, the retired Army general who served as the American antidrug chief for five years.
For al-Qaeda's "truths" relied upon huge distortions and massive ignorance of the world on the part of his sympathisers.
However, most of the respondent fruit and vegetable farmers showed massive ignorance on causes of pesticide residues in fruits and vegetables.
This situation is abetted by many factors, including long-standing armed conflict, the inability of government to impose the rule of law, massive ignorance and disrespect for human rights values and principles, and deeply-rooted traditions that reproduce violence, women's oppression, and perverted concepts of morality and honour.
Imagine, 25 years ago, someone telling you: we really need to redress this massive social ignorance that, when you meet someone for the first time, you don't know everything about them.
There is a massive amount of ignorance about these kids.
English football seems to think of itself as the be-all and end-all, but in reality its entertainment value lies from the massive cloud of ignorance and hubris it lives inside.
She believes that the silence around the issue isn't just due to ignorance, but also a massive hole in sexual education relating to pleasure equality and women's rights.
In conclusion, the prevalence of primary headaches in the Akaki textile mill is significant, particularly in females, and the burden is massive, in a place of poverty and ignorance.
In conclusion, the prevalence of primary headaches in the Akaki textile mill workers is significant, particularly in females, and the burden is massive, in a place of poverty and ignorance.
