Sentences with phrase «simple ignorance»

Some people out of simple ignorance of facts believe this nonsense.
Simple ignorance keeps them away from placing an order for professional online essay editor services.
First, all cultures, regardless of religion, have abused or destroyed large areas of the world either because of economic or population pressures or from simple ignorance.
Rather than arising from conscious prejudices, the bias that is rife in the Valley is based on simple ignorance.
«No mental tool honed by human intellect, curiosity and experience can long resist being dulled by simple ignorance or stupidity.»
Many home purchasers, either in the desire to save the money that a good home inspection costs, or due to simple ignorance about what a home inspection is, have spent enormous sums of money repairing items that any good home inspector would have pointed out.
Not even simple ignorance could explain the neglect.
«As a general comment they show a lack of appreciation for the physical scale of hurricanes and simple ignorance of how they work,» wrote Hugh Willoughby, a hurricane researcher at Florida International University, in an email.
The misunderstanding of the true teachings of the Catholic Church are comical if not based on simple ignorance and the rantings of uninformed, bigoted protestant pastors.
I don't think this damage is done intentionally or with malice but by simple ignorance.
The reason I provide the biblical exegesis to refute homosexual bigotry is because it is almost always the result of eisegesis over exegesis (or simple ignorance) and to those who believe the only source of truth is biblical, no other argument seems to carry any value.
It is worse than simple ignorance: much of what people think they know is incorrect or distorted.
Nearly all these stories reflected either the caution of the moment, or simple ignorance.
Popularizations often have this effect, but Bloom is a major figure and a serious literary critic (jacket - cover blurbs rightly identify him as «America's pre-eminent literary critic» and «the critic of our time»), so in trying to comprehend the level of the argument I found myself opting at times for disingenuousness, bombast or simple ignorance of the field of biblical studies.
How foolish would it feel post-disaster if that attack were chalked up to simple ignorance?
Often, a fine dog is released because of simple ignorance or a lack of dedication by the original owner.
However, a lot of it can be chalked up to simple ignorance.
So much animal suffering is the result of simple ignorance — you can make a real difference by helping to inform your friends and neighbors.
However, it does appear that a lot of the anti-PS3 sentiment from Valve over the years can be attributed to simple ignorance of the technology rather than blind distaste for something they obviously know little about.
Lack of time, money, access to new syringes, and simple ignorance are all issues behind reusing syringes in medical situations in places such as
«One can't pass this off to simple ignorance,» Grossman said.
The answer may be simple ignorance.
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