Sentence examples for are really blind from inspiring English sources
Speaking of another gold medal, he added, "I will do my utmost to grab one, unless my eyes are really blind".
"It was really blind trust on their part.
"Parents see Braille as saying their kid is really blind," said Diana Brent, who is blind and has studied the developmental differences between blind children who read Braille and those who do not.
"But also, I went from not really thinking through very much to having everything just blow up in such a monumental way, that you'd have to be really blind to not realize there must be some things that I need to resolve here and understand a little better.
I am really blind, by the way.
But we have to consider that, in every study setting, even prospective ones, which compares the radiographic results of SR and DR repair, the radiologist cannot be really blinded about the surgical technique.
"If you rely on a country that doesn't have those things, you are really flying blind.
The only way to change the settings permanently is to go into the Windows system registry, which for most people "is really flying blind," she said.
One night, while I was visiting, Jack called up on the phone and Allen said: 'Someone wants to speak to you.' So it was really a blind date.
I mean I'm really night blind.
