Trump and his lieutenants personify how money and greed, mixed with disrespect for constitutional values, know-nothing ignorance, serious bigotry, and an endless capacity for lying, can really, really corrupt democracy.
Trump and his lieutenants personify how money and greed, mixed with disrespect for constitutional freedoms, know-nothing ignorance, serious bigotry, and an endless capacity for lying, can really, really corrupt democracy.
Our nation is in a serious state of ignorance and selfishness where too many of us young people are consumed with our own success and care little for the development of our country.
Any attempt to reduce New York's ignorance of serious postwar art elsewhere should be applauded, especially a glimpse of the influential ceramic sculptor Robert Arneson (1930-92) working toward maturity.
Michael Palmer, Cornwall, Vt.: Please tell us that you are not serious when you feign ignorance about why not enough soldiers were sent to secure the peace despite the urgent insistence by Secretary Powell and the requests of General Shinseki.
As aforementioned in the introduction part of this paper, another major limitation in the scholarship of serious gaming is the ignorance of teacher facilitation in students' game-based learning process.
"It's much easier to ignore the words of a man who's clearly not only ignorant but very comfortable in his own ignorance ― a serious challenge for an attorney general, who's the chief law enforcement officer in the United States," he said. .
The nature of ignorance is a serious philosophical problem; for decision-makers, it is a knotty practical one.
Is Nigel Kennedy serious in professing a gleeful ignorance of what conductors do ('All you can be is yourself', 31 August)?
Without a specific constituent group lobbying for conservation of non-game fishes, all such species, including members of the catostomid family, will continue to face serious risks because of neglect, ignorance, and misunderstanding.
