unawareness

In America, however, there is a stubborn strain of vacuous unawareness that reflects no credit on American society.

Reagan harbored strong ideological convictions, but an astonishing unawareness of basic facts.

At school he heard the same incessant war-talk, and found the same fundamental unawareness of the meaning of the war.

Their very aloofness from the world—its unawareness of their story's existence made for the perfection of all they felt.

So that when Madame von Marwitz sought to quell him she found herself met with a gentle unawareness, even a gentle indifference.

But still more responsible for their unawareness was the educational system in which they were reared.

The rejuvenating effects of sleep are due to man's temporary unawareness of body and breathing.