In the end, feigning ignorance only helps perpetuate a misperception.
Information and knowledge are the only antidotes to that ignorance.
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So I looked it up and both facts are right, which is a sign not only of my own ignorance but also of the importance of Germany to the European economy.
Afterwards I did the only possible thing: I repaired to the bar and downed a few glasses of Guinness, accompanied by members of the audience who were only too glad to toast my ignorance.
But to assume this is the only role of IT people shows profound ignorance.
Not surprisingly, politicians have only been too happy to rely on voter ignorance to maintain support for the program.
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This is a plan devised out of a profound ignorance of or willful disregard for not only the library's original concept and design, but also the folly of altering its meaning and mission and compromising its historical and architectural integrity.
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But at least, in this one instance, the dancing men were spared not only inane attempts at eccentricity but moves that betrayed an ignorance of ballet's inherent finesse and expressivity.
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The story of Psalmanazar fascinates me, not only because of his incredible genius to build an entire identity based on the ignorance of multiple cultures, but also because of the seemingly willful ignorance of the duped.
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Not only did this suggest an unwarranted faith in the Nigerian postal service, it seemed to betray ignorance of the flood of advance-fee frauds that have emanated from Nigeria.
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