Sentence examples for understandable ignorance from inspiring English sources
Susan My opinion is that the "privacy issue" in Windows 10 has been overblown, partly because of a perfectly understandable ignorance about what's going on.
Etiquette does grant limited free passes on the basis of understandable ignorance (notably in babies and foreigners) or inability (in cases of extreme illness), but Williams wants an additional category of permissible rudeness.
Given so much emotion and understandable ignorance over what exactly is taking place in West Bank settlement construction here is a basic primer.
But it was an understandable, and forgivable, ignorance.
Our ignorance is understandable.
"What is it?" His ignorance is understandable.
Parents ignorance is understandable; the standard Free Application for Federal Student Aid (Fafsa) form, used to determine eligibility for federal grants and subsidized loans, hasnt asked about homes since 1992.
Lefty's reaction is understandable, however, given widespread ignorance about relative tax burdens.
Such ignorance might be understandable for sponsors of small plans, but large plan overseers can also be clueless.
And while it is understandable that you don't want to show your ignorance, the worry is completely misguided.
In other instances, though, ignorance as to the federals' identity is more understandable.
