Sentence examples for somewhat ignorant from inspiring English sources

Regrettably I am somewhat ignorant, he confessed.

Maybe somewhat ignorant to what was going on in the real world, and we certainly got caught up in a lot of things that were going on in that moment," he added, of their legal battle 12 years ago.

Thurston Moore, a singer and guitarist in one of the most important alternative bands, Sonic Youth, said in an e-mail message that like many artists and musicians today he had been "fairly inarticulate and somewhat ignorant" of global politics.

And yet, at the risk of sounding like an obsolete mass-media apologist, there's a reason that good journalism traditionally involves a healthy dose of skepticism, and what we saw with the Sunil Tripathi debacle is what happens when two different media spheres — each somewhat ignorant of the rules that guide the other — collide.

Indeed, I was somewhat ignorant.

Because I was young and somewhat ignorant (which thinking now, actually amounts to being the same thing), I hadn't crammed my head with a mental picture of what to expect, how to behave or how to react.

Every Country in Europe, Ranked by Two Somewhat-Ignorant American.

Every Country in Europe, Ranked by Two Somewhat-Ignorant Americans.

We were younger, maybe somewhat more ignorant to what was going on in the real world.

When you're a critic in any discipline, you're expected to be somewhat less than ignorant.

We started reading the "Harry Potter" series when we still had the pleasure of being somewhat carefree and ignorant; we weren't yet the disillusioned, jaded youngish adults that we are now (although this is fun, in its own way).