Sentence examples for much ignorant from inspiring English sources
No wonder the market is volatile, with so much ignorant money around!
"Apart from the environment issue, people are pretty much ignorant about Green party policies," says Carter.
"Outside of direct-to-consumer sales, wineries are pretty much ignorant as to who's buying their wine," said Paul Mabray, the chief strategy officer of VinTank.
Breaking these patterns is not simply a matter of will or parental authority, however much ignorant outside agencies might suggest otherwise.
"In this country, there is much ignorant prejudice of 'day-old.' Everything has to be 'new,'perfectct shape.' It is a mystery to me why to 6 P.M., when the co-op closes, this bread is good to sell but tomorrow by 8 30 A.M., when the co-op opens, it is 'old.' In the place where we come from, my family and neighbors... " Moral vehemence thickened Anton's accent; his breath came ever more audible.
I used to be a neocon and I used to be ignorant like John Bolton, thinking that if we invade foreign countries and topple their governments we can bring peace and democracy to the world; that is very much ignorant thinking and, I have to say it, dangerous talk.
So it's possible this was not so much an ignorant and insensitive joke (best case scenario), but an ignorant and insensitive protest against a party being moved to the middle of midterms a protest that equated this minor inconvenience to systematic racism and violence against black people.
It's even more entertaining to teach the guys in our group, who are to a man much more ignorant than the women, the mere basics of the birth process.
If you can learn to ignore ignorant comments from others, you will have a much better day.
These novels' view of America, and Americans, is deeply conflicted; often the United States is portrayed as a blundering monster — not evil so much as dangerously ignorant.
He wrote, 'I think it is my duty to say that some of the works are much damaged by ignorant or careless moulding (with oil and lard) and by restorations in wax, and wax and resin.
