Sentence examples for profound ignorance from inspiring English sources

She mingles profound ignorance with outsize confidence.

As Reader's Digest wrote in 1977, George combined "a know-it-all stance with profound ignorance".

It was a sign either of profound ignorance or a depraved indifference to human life.

Lack of reverence for their professor combines with profound ignorance of his work.

IN A Kumbaya moment for the blogosphere, Bill O'Reilly's profound ignorance brings together conservative and liberal bloggers.

This, it seems to me, is where animal rightists betray a profound ignorance about the workings of nature.

For Senator Juan Fernando Cristo, the author of the bill, Uribe's words demonstrate a "profound ignorance of international humanitarian law".

The sad truth is it is a product of our profound financial ignorance.

"Trump has this profound intentional ignorance," she said, admitting that she was cutting school to attend the protest.

But the writer's sketchiness was also due to a profound public ignorance of the American avant-garde in the years before Abstract Expressionism burst upon the world.

You can't tell me that the quality of the men and women we send to Washington isn't affected by such profound and widespread ignorance about what they do there and how the system works (or, rather, doesn't).