Sentence examples for stunning ignorance from inspiring English sources

The Washington Post at the time slammed its "wild charges and vilifications," and the New York Times said it showed a "stunning ignorance" of how government operated.

The survey results, released on Tuesday, demonstrate that a significant proportion of teenagers live in "stunning ignorance" of history and literature, said the group that commissioned it, Common Core.

"Eventually, we came to believe that Al Qaeda, if anything, had coöpted the Taliban leadership and had taken advantage of their stunning ignorance of world affairs," Henry Crumpton, who was an operations officer at the C.I.A.'s counterterrorism center at the time, told me.

All three deans he features display stunning ignorance about the real-world risks and rewards in the burgeoning marketplace for freelance or "free-agent" knowledge labor, which constitutes a significant and growing chunk of the labor force now.

And so it may have been deeply disturbing for a man with so much power over the fate of the planet to display such stunning ignorance.

In an unprecedented move that can only be described as stunning ignorance, the California State Bar recently released a legal opinion that will effectively deny legal representation to millions of homeowners faced with foreclosure.

"To be a global warming skeptic in this day and age is stunning in its ignorance," Mr. Read said.

The stunning display of ignorance and racism by Texas police and the teen's school teacher has infuriated and saddened many after the news broke.

There's a stunning level of ignorance about the issue in Congress (and among staffers, governors, etc), even on the left.

Commenting on the state of the protest, the governor of Sonora recently made what can only be described as a stunning display of ignorance.

But until white celebrities shift racial justice to the forefront of their priorities, and fully understand the stunning impact of their ignorance, an apology means nothing beyond: we may unwittingly perpetuate racism, but … wait for it … here's my apology.