Lack of reverence for their professor combines with profound ignorance of his work.
As Reader's Digest wrote in 1977, George combined "a know-it-all stance with profound ignorance".
First, Hume makes clear that this mode of (thin) theism leaves us still in a state of "profound ignorance" and that it provides us with "no inference that affects human life" (D, 12.33/227; cp. EU, 11.23).
From inside my speeding car, I regarded those men with compassion, shame, indignation, curiosity, profound ignorance, all of it united in a conveniently vague conviction that, as Edward VIII famously said of mass unemployment in the nineteen-thirties, "something must be done".
They have already issued an apology and a statement and the whole nine [yards]." Many of the negative comments displayed a profound ignorance not only of American law — such as the Americans with Disabilities Act, or ADA — but also of what it's like to be disabled.
Or perhaps it just indicates a profound ignorance of the notion of the rule of law, a failing shared with President Jacob Zuma.
With utter faith in the technological superiority of America's troops, and a profound ignorance of Iraq, he saw to it that America invaded the country with around one-third of the soldiers that many of his generals wanted.
It was a sign either of profound ignorance or a depraved indifference to human life.
John Gehring, Catholic program director at Faith in Public Life, an organization partnered with the Institute for Policy Research and Catholic Studies at the Catholic University of America, said Gosar's comments showed a "profound ignorance of the church's teachings when it comes to stewardship of creation".
