Sentence examples for a blinkered vision from inspiring English sources

He does not carry a blinkered vision of history.

And he has a rather blinkered vision of its applications.

Witnesses rarely have perfect recall and always have a limited (sometimes downright blinkered) vision of events.

The collection begins promisingly with "A Pair of Slippers," an entertaining story, published when James was 10, about a miserly Baghdad merchant done in by a Jamesian one-two punch of blinkered vision and hubris.

At the very least, the bulk of the evidence suggests that what was probably bound to be a difficult aftermath to the war was made far more difficult by blinkered vision and overoptimistic assumptions on the part of the war's greatest partisans within the Bush administration.

Idealization exercises both the passions and the imagination and allows us to correct our blinkered vision so as to better see the true wonder of things.

As the 78-year-old author says of the play: "It's the emotional journey I've travelled in dealing with my inherited legacy of South African prejudice and what you do with that blinkered vision of reality".

But the positive reinforcement they get online can feed into blinkered vision, blocking off other perspectives, like those of all women.

But the positive reinforcement they get online can feed into blinkered vision, blocking off other perspectives, like those of women and then they do a take on selfies and regrettably, we have to think they're shit too.

Note your own blinkered vision towards this person.

That's sad and you know it; such people miss out on so much in life – indeed, they live life in black and white and miss the color version with their blinkered vision and reasoning.