Sentence examples for a bit blinded from inspiring English sources
It's a product that shines a light so bright that even its casual fans and outright non-gamers are a bit blinded by it.
Without intelligence, "the army is a bit blind and deaf," Mr. Ezra added.
(I am a bit blind now, and don't like dealing with crowds or steps without a companion).
If it were a migraine, right about now, we'd all be getting that weird aura in your vision where you sometimes go a bit blind and have to lie down for a while.
Li seems a bit blind to how much his own actions might be driven by ideology, and he caught heat from the audience for his disregard for human rights.
I'm a bit blind, but it looks as nice to me as any iPad screen that I have used.
"[I'm] going in a bit blind, but it's going to be fun and it's going to be a challenge".
But although the City may be a bit drunk on the result, its pleasure in Ed Miliband's and Ed Balls' humiliation may be making it a bit blind - perhaps dangerously so - to some bumps in the economic road ahead.
GrandCentral's means of pulling this off is a bit blind, dialing all your registered phone numbers en masse – so while it'll ring the phone nearest you, it rings all the rest of'em, too.
But maybe, for a while, I was a bit blind.
