Sentence examples for suffer ignorance from inspiring English sources

"It takes a man to suffer ignorance and smile," Sting chirped, before coming to the singalong refrain: "Be yourself, no matter what they say".

Others suffer from ignorance.

While his princely approach to crossover can suggest a certain hauteur — he will indeed, dear skeptic, suffer your ignorance — there's no doubting his industry or passion.

But there is even less public understanding of lesbianism than of male homosexuality in Russia, and researchers say many lesbians in this country suffer in ignorance and loneliness.

This, however, is in a context where both sides suffer from ignorance.

Going forward, I'll use this column to share what we've learned from leaders who don't suffer in ignorance about influence.

We know our children in the public schools suffer from ignorance, mediocrity, and failure.

Um… well I don't want to avoid your question here, but I think we all suffer from ignorance.

And there are entreaties to educate the president about the truth of Haiti as if he simply suffers from ignorance.

As a white man he has privilege, suffers from ignorance and requires sensitivity instruction.

But I also don't think we should fool ourselves that incidents of this nature will be completely addressed purely by "education," nor should we presume that the shooter suffered from "ignorance".