Sentence examples for particular ignorance from inspiring English sources

What is Trump's particular ignorance?

Yet, during his first few months as President, his particular ignorance emerged: an excess of trust in the C.I.A. and the Joint Chiefs of Staff, who convinced him, despite his doubts, to approve an invasion of Communist Cuba by a brigade of exiles.

When Descartes introduces the evil demon hypothesis in the First Meditation, it is meant to encapsulate his ignorance of his own origin and, in particular, ignorance of the construction of his own mind.

It is with a serious challenge to this particular ignorance that a civic response to Newtown begins.

Yet another line of investigation that has proved important for feminist epistemologists concerns the mapping of the ways in which particular ignorances track the interests of marginalized groups.

It'll be familiar stuff for those who've stumbled upon the unfunny English version of this particular feigned ignorance gag, Pronunciation Manual, but hearing a computer voice mangle names like Modeselektor is worth checking out anyway.

The lack of well-defined policy on adolescent reproductive health care in general, and on general practitioners' duties in particular, fosters ignorance of their reproductive health needs.

On the issue of steroid use by ballplayers in general and his godson Barry Bonds, in particular, he professes ignorance.

It takes a particular kind of ignorance to argue that people who come forward to report being raped in college are afforded benefits of any kind.

But it is the assertion of this recap that Americans bring a secret ingredient to the table, conducive to our enjoyment in particular: our perfect ignorance of how such things are supposed to work.

For girls in particular, traditional stereotypes and ignorance held them back.