Sentences with phrase «ignorance of something»

I was in ignorance of them for a long time.

It would seem ignorance of it, or not accounting for it in relation to current warming, would be better evidence of impaired mental functioning.

How relevant is your opinion on God when it is hinged on ignorance of Him?

Presumptive causality strains the statistical sense of sexy «polygenic scoring» methods, whose fans hope «predictions can operate in complete ignorance of the

the preacher is to spread the word and eliminate ignorance of it only.

As he drew in his breath, Legge felt a palpable sense of excitement at the intellectual greatness of China, a greatness that contrasted sadly with Western ignorance of it.

Unintended consequences are a fact of life, but to make policy in wilful ignorance of them is not only disheartening but is nothing short of dangerous.

You shouldn't expect it to be any harder to care for a Greyhound, but it is vitally important that you AND your vet are aware of these differences because ignorance of them could be deadly.

I chuck it up to the willful ignorance of something that will destroy his world view that he has clutched onto for many years.

Testators who do not follow the formality rules — either through ignorance of them or necessity — are increasingly likely to use electronic means.

Such a «revelation,» which may take place through meditation or other forms of yoga and devotion, shows us retrospectively that we have lived most of our lives in ignorance of ourselves and of the true nature of reality.

Clearly you are rather ignorant of writing and your ignorance of God's way of teaching man only proves your ignorance of them.

LinCA: Dismissing the biblical and historical evidence based on your ignorance of it doesn't work.

The secret of prejudice's power of immovability is my blindness to it, my ignorance of it.

And the Earth is flat, it's also the center of the universe, and the stars are simply holes in the «Spheres of heaven» the ignorance of you people is without limit...

The main obstacle to freedom is ignorance of oneself and our environment.

To become united with the so - called World - Spirit in thought or spiritual absorption, however pure or transcendent, is impossible, for in reality we remain in ignorance of it.

Ray Tomes's contention, to which you objected, could be toned down a little to: unknown parts of the total mechanism might be influential enough that our ignorance of them makes the predictions of our models too inaccurate for practical purposes.

Restorative justice is law and ignorance of it is just as detrimental.