Sentence examples for said ignorance from inspiring English sources

Ms Sanghera said: "Ignorance is not an excuse for not responding.

When men who did not favour testing were asked why they didn't want it, half said: "Ignorance is bliss".

Hanks said: "Ignorance is one of our greatest threats – the idea of being able to solve complex issues with simplistic solutions.

The 20-year-old Bieber said ignorance has no place in our society and he hoped that others wouldn't make the same mistake that he had.

In 2005, the show's first season, Colbert interviewed a humorless and expressionless Barney Frank, who said, "Ignorance does not offend me" when Colbert seemed surprised to discover that he was gay.

Elizabeth Duff, senior policy adviser at the National Childbirth Trust, who described provision for post-natal depression as "not very adequate at all", said ignorance of the condition was widespread.

Thucydides says: "Ignorance is bold, knowledge reserved".

In a way, she says, ignorance was bliss.

In the new world of domestic terrorism, some authorities say ignorance is no longer acceptable.

I'll just say ignorance is no excuse for this idiocy," he wrote.

In the past it was just about, I don't want to say ignorance but a little bit like that.