Sentence examples for a tunnel vision from inspiring English sources

We've had a game plan all week, a tunnel vision.

Mr. Pitt said he tries to keep a tunnel vision on the work.

"Teenagers keep a tunnel vision right off the hood of the car," Dr. Durbin said.

The variety they display undermines any preconception of the imprint as a tunnel vision, bluestocking endeavour.

"All I could think of was a tunnel vision of my trip," she said.

"When you're in that situation for as long as I was, you almost get a tunnel vision.

It's not a tunnel-vision documentary — it's a blind-spot documentary — but its urgency is irresistible.

"He was always a tunnel-vision type of pitcher," catcher Mike Piazza said.

(The scarcity mindset yields a "focus dividend", which is offset by a tunnel-vision "tax" and a "bandwidth tax"; this can be relieved by "slack", but although slack relieves scarcity, "abundance" creates a dangerous complacency).

Of course, it is important to keep American diplomats abroad safe — Benghazi, in 2012, was just one reminder of that — but many career foreign-service officers believe that a tunnel-vision-like fixation on security since 2001 has undermined their ability to interact with the foreign populations they are supposed to assess, support, and influence.

He said he's also worried that a tunnel-vision focus on preparing for active shooters has caused administrators and crisis teams to neglect preparations for other incidents that are more likely to occur.