Sentence examples for supposed ignorance of from inspiring English sources

But as a group they don't deserve the calumny routinely heaped on them, descriptions that are usually invalid and often border on racism, about their supposed ignorance of the city and the cabs' bad smells.

His defence rested not on a denial of the facts that employees paid by the town hall were actually working for the RPR but on his supposed ignorance of them.

Nothing's changed since then, except in this case, there's not yet a CBO score of the coverage losses, so they can hide behind their supposed ignorance of the bill's effects.

It is not clear, however, whether such 'hidden relativities' really do provide a model for our supposed ignorance of the context-sensitivity of knowledge sentences.

Consider the background of Ms. Carlson, who is known for making light of her supposed ignorance.

This is likely going to explode in many directions, and Abercrombie & Fitch needs to bear in mind the calamity of Diet Coke's poor reaction regarding its public claims about misuse of its brand (with Mentos) and exploding cola, or the gossip that dogged Tommy Hilfiger and that brand's supposed deliberate ignorance of its cachet with rappers in the early hip hop scene.

"There was a lot of ignorance".

"There is supposed to be no ignorance of the law, and yet it's not even accessible to most people," said Tim Stanley, the chief executive of Justia, a Palo Alto, Calif., provider of online information.

Even more troubling than the lack of knowledge about the Heat displayed by these supposed fans was the ignorance of human anatomy.

Commentary about the Brexit vote has focused largely on its potentially destructive economic consequences to Britain and the E.U., and on the ignorance and supposed second thoughts of "leave" voters.

It's extremely unlikely that, a full year into his campaign, Trump is alienating nearly half of his supposed base simply out of ignorance.