Sentence examples for a very blinkered view from inspiring English sources

English speakers tend to have a very blinkered view of their history!

Furthermore, the views held by some clients about other service users can contribute to the difficulties faced by service providers in serving diverse groups: we see individuals coming in with a very blinkered view about some of the service users that we see, maybe refugees - "why are they over here stealing our jobs?

It's a very blinkered opinion to just think of it as bad.

"They're racist". It seems like a very blinkered way to look at this issue.

Yet the press has taken a very blinkered approach, concentrating on just one question: 'Does she have the Common Touch?' Meaning, can she compete with Princess Diana in the empathy stakes.

It is about an attitude, a blinkered view of the world born of a combination of national rivalries, self-satisfaction and anti-Americanism.

This is a scorched earth philosophy embodying a blinkered view of human nature that conforms neither to our Neolithic past, to Neanderthals* or even to the lower mammals.

Hayes was just bullish and obsessive enough to have take such a blinkered view up a gear.

It also beggars belief that an education secretary should have such a blinkered view of historical knowledge.

It entrenches a blinkered view of public space as a retail playground, and of the poor as trespassers within it.

"Regardless of the box-office implications of such a blinkered view, I profoundly disagree with the concept of an exclusive National Theater.