Sentence examples for mutual ignorance from inspiring English sources
Julia, mistress and wife, alone understood the essential, mutual ignorance.
In many respects, the two faiths were in a state of mutual ignorance.
Tibet was now closed, and mutual ignorance enshrouded future exchanges with its British neighbours in India.
That is perhaps no surprise in a conflict where mutual ignorance is prodigious.
"The sexuality debate is infinitely complicated by high levels of mutual ignorance..
· Where extremists are determined to stir up trouble, mutual ignorance of inward-looking communities can easily turn to fear.
At present it feels like there's little useful communication between consumers of high culture and that third of Britain that has never listened to classical music – for reasons to do with mutual contempt, ignorance, and the accretion of privilege and disadvantage at opposite ends of the divide.
Vargas Llosa was asking to lead a nation that he was beginning to recognize as "not one country, but several, living together in mutual mistrust and ignorance, in resentment and prejudice, and in a maelstrom of violence".
Matar writes in English, in extraordinarily powerful and densely evocative prose; he seems uniquely poised to play the role of literary ambassador between two worlds that have long been locked in mutual suspicion and ignorance.
For these photographers, the ignorance is mutual: the work and names of their Western counterparts are all but unknown to them.
According to Mr. Attlee, Oxford is still "a city full of division, ignorance, and mutual incomprehension, in which many nations live side by side".
