Sentence examples for a blinkered zone from inspiring English sources

Young Londoners from marginalised communities are becoming increasingly trapped in a deadly echo chamber, a blinkered zone of narrowing horizons and artificial social media beefs, where reputation is an all-consuming currency.

Young Londoners from marginalized communities are becoming increasingly trapped in a deadly echo chamber, a blinkered zone of narrowing horizons and artificial social media beefs, where reputation is an all-consuming currency.

The analogy is with a blinkered horse.

"There seems to be a blinkered attitude that it's the 'three Rs' or nothing".

Of course, speculation affords a blinkered insight before tonight's match.

These are hardly the words of a blinkered hater of "the Other".

Many of these students seem to have a blinkered view of their options.

Emily Nussbaum reviews "The Knick": "It's proof that even an ambitious director can't overcome a blinkered script".

Nowhere else in Europe is there such a blinkered view of what constitutes education".

They are crucial to the enterprise, but they often have a blinkered view of its possibilities.

However, a blinkered focus on the negative impacts on how people feel about the health service.