Meanings of apparent ignorance in English

And the apparent ignorance and tranquillity in which he found Constance completed his dismay.

This would account for her apparent ignorance of the fact that she was beautiful.

But she had lied to him, and she had acted lies of apparent ignorance!

For all his apparent ignorance Callandar knew that daisy field quite as well as Ann.

Her innocence too had something touching in it, and her apparent ignorance of what his visit meant.

This astonishment of the stranger at a simple sleight-of-hand feat and his apparent ignorance of tobacco emboldened Seaton.

The idea of Blaise entering the establishment had already rendered her grave, and now her husband's apparent ignorance of important business matters distressed her.

And Therese was beginning to think he was more interesting than the others, with his apparent ignorance of her world and his superb cynicism.

They called it Operation Mockingbird, in apparent ignorance of the secret CIA campaign to influence the media during the 1950s that bore the same name.

One of this year's participants, Jade Goody from Bermondsey, first appeared in the 2002 series of Big Brother and earned notoriety for her apparent ignorance.

"Of course not," answered Ned, smiling at this apparent ignorance.