Sentence examples for while ignorant from inspiring English sources

The surrogate for Mitt Romney says yes. Okay, I guess there's nothing for Pawlenty and Jindal to do now but get back on the boat and sail onward to England, all the while ignorant of the fact that Hamlet has re-written the letter they are carrying so that it requests the King to put them to death as soon as they arrive.

All that learning doesn't bring them the money they think they deserve; and they have to watch while ignorant politicians make the world a worse place.

"One who conducts normal business activities while ignorant that those activities are furthering a fraud is not liable for securities fraud," Judge Stanton said.

When I stumbled into the majesties of "Romantic Religion," I was as one (so it seemed to me afterward) who had conversed with Socrates while ignorant of Socrates' origins and identity.

Was the union of LeBron James, Dwyane Wade and Chris Bosh an inherently flawed project, conceived in the image of the Boston Celtics' Big Three while ignorant of the evidence that Kevin Garnett, Paul Pierce and Ray Allen formed a far more complementary trio?

Had I been treated poorly while ignorant, had I been screamed at for not knowing the benefits of spaying and neutering pets, my dogs may not all be altered today.

The defense maintains that he supported friends and acquaintances among the terrorists while remaining ignorant of their plans.

The volunteers were broken into groups, each of which watched a certain number of films while remaining ignorant of what the other groups were seeing.

The appeal of this approach to bureaucrats is fairly obvious: like Beer's central planners, they can be effective while remaining ignorant of the causal mechanisms at play.

Mr. Motassadeq's accounts established a precarious defense in which he maintained that he supported close friends and acquaintances among the Sept. 11 hijackers, while remaining ignorant of their plans.

His generation of officers thought it had learned from Vietnam that "we must never again stand by quietly while those ignorant of and casual about war lead us into another one and then mismanage the conduct of it," General Newbold wrote.