Sentence examples for so ignorance from inspiring English sources

So ignorance was what motivated us, but perhaps not a conscious ignorance.

The white pool-tiles have slightly browned, so – ignorance being bliss – I prefer to swim without contact lenses.

We have worked with responsible restaurateurs to win a city-supported educational employer guide and training program on the law, so ignorance is no excuse.

"There have been plenty of warnings about illegal use of drones and so ignorance is unlikely to be a realistic excuse for the pilot.

There is more data than ever about the impact of ageing and what could be done better, so ignorance is not an excuse.

So ignorance, it seems, does even more damage than free traders thought: it not only limits trade by fostering protectionism, but also distorts the trading that does occur.* "Cultural Biases in Economic Exchange", by Luigi Guiso, Paola Sapienza and Luigi Zingales, May 2005.

"There is so much ignorance.

"So much ignorance," he says, quietly.

So remember, ignorance is not your enemy.

'So much ignorance and superstition and custom to overcome.

So is ignorance an impediment to progress or a precondition for it?