Sentence examples for merely ignorance from inspiring English sources

Is this mismatch of supplies-to-needs merely ignorance of New York's geography and neighborhoods?

The Russian President was not merely pleading ignorance as one would plead ignorance of, say, a conspiracy to commit a crime.

Anyone who brings them up is merely displaying ignorance.

If the problem were merely Tory ignorance, she says that would be relatively easy to solve.

In 1843 the English philosopher John Stuart Mill called it "the opprobrium of mathematics," arguing that one should seek more reliable knowledge rather than waste time on calculations that merely rearrange ignorance.

It merely showcased ignorance.

The word "Juggalo" has long had such a bad stigma behind it to describe the fans of music groups like the Insane Clown Posse and Twiztid, but that's an unfair stance based merely from ignorance.

However, mentalities such as these merely demonstrate ignorance of the ways that meaning and control are connected to the way that we linguistically talk about and attempt to understand one another.

at length, our friend went down to the street to seed information among his neighbors, & found himself merely, exchanging ignorances.

Disability advocates might argue that such judgments, made by people without disabilities, merely reflect the ignorance and prejudice of people without disabilities when they think about people with disabilities.

The historical motivation for exploring quantum theory in trying to understand consciousness derived from the realization that collapse-type quantum events introduce an element of randomness, which is primary (ontic) rather than merely due to ignorance or missing information (epistemic).