Sentence examples for total ignorance of from inspiring English sources

The family's genial isolation extends to total ignorance of the changing culture around them.

Carrie Edel makes Miranda's total ignorance of the world utterly natural.

Your total ignorance of all things British is revealed Rhoades, we're rubbish at horse disco.

"There is a total disregard or a total ignorance of family violence being an issue," she said.

Bush professes total ignorance of his cronies' pollution of the airwaves -- but never tells them to stop.

David Cameron's total ignorance of the Algerian government's inherent cruelty led Downing Street to mutter some truly stupid remarks today.

The Marines' near-total ignorance of local languages and culture sounds all too much like more recent expeditions.

Welsh's work itself inspired a subsequent Scottish cinematic upsurge with Trainspotting (1996), and despite near-total ignorance of Trocchi's work outside Scotland before Young Adam 's release, the film's success has led to a new paperback edition.

As I studied the lots, my near-total ignorance of antiques did not prevent me from picking out certain items whose value, I was sure, nobody else had discerned: a pair of white porcelain monkeys hanging from the ceiling, a French spice cabinet, a mirrored Louis XV reproduction coffee table, and the Buddha lamp.

He worked in a succession of dead-end jobs until, despite his near-total ignorance of the game of rugby league, he was asked to play for Yorkshire Copperworks in a works tournament at Hunslet's ground, Parkside, in the south of the city.

Just as she showed women as the irreducible sum of their organs, so she made a latex sculpture that represents clearly the male genitalia but which she called Fillette (little girl, possibly because her little girlhood, like Simone de Beauvoir's, was the period of total ignorance and fear of sex common to the time and class she was born into).