It is almost as blinding as Oregon's new basketball court.
But his photos, as blinding as they are, have a penetrating force: macabre or bucolic, they can't be dismissed as merely kitsch, at least not now.
In his important book, "The Icarus Syndrome: A History of American Hubris," Peter Beinart traces how such cycles come and go — and how personal experience can be as blinding as it is illuminating.
Besides, home can be as blinding as it is comfortable.
While the monitors look sharp from a distance, up close they are unpleasantly pixilated and can be as blinding as headlights on new cars.
And power is just as blinding.
As well as blinding her in one eye, the condition stopped her body producing male and female sex hormones.
Other critical issues in trial design, such as blinding (masking), choosing a comparison group, intervention development, and characteristics of placebos are discussed.
However, there is an aspect of the Halo Effect that I now refer to as Blinding Charisma.
"However, I don't see myself as blinding the subjects in my drawings so much as creating these barriers, veils and obstructions," she notes.
However, in what the judge in the trial following Climbié's death described as "blinding incompetence", all failed to properly investigate the case and little action was taken.
