Sentence examples for seemingly ignorant from inspiring English sources
Its policemen, seemingly ignorant of forensic science, behave as if trapped in treacle: off duty, one of them watches the only action available, repeated copulation.
According to Salmond, however, Scotland "didn't mind the economic side" of the Thatcher governments and only disapproved of the "social" implications of her policies – comments seemingly ignorant of the fact that the two are quite obviously linked.
Adam Vaughan reports that UK officials tried to use court procedures to keep the figures quiet, seemingly ignorant to the fact that the department had already published the news on its website.
Not to be outdone--but seemingly ignorant of the lack of adoption--some big banks jumped on the digital bank bandwagon, including Chase's Finn and Wells Fargo's Greenhouse.
Rather than being seemingly ignorant of or calloused about the privacy climate it's launching Portal into, the company may be purposefully conceding to the tech news wonks that includes those who'll be reviewing Portal but not necessarily the much larger mainstream audience.
Everyone laughed, seemingly ignorant of the fact Lubov had accidentally revealed she was unsure of what Zakharchenko looked like.
In the olden days of "The Bachelorette," the lead and the audience would be equally ignorant about the seemingly charming man they'd just met.
Two, she seemingly speaks from a place of ignorant concern more than malice.
We remain ignorant by design, invested in a mythology of white innocence, even while condemning seemingly anachronistic mythologies of racial inferiority.
The ability of tree-ignorant methods, and MI in particular, to out-perform tree-aware methods is a seemingly surprising result given previous demonstrations of high false positives for this method class.
