Sentence examples for be uniquely blind to from inspiring English sources

Alarm over the rise of Donald Trump reached a new pitch early this week as officials in Washington worried that the United States has elected a leader who may be uniquely blind to threats posed by Russia, may be confused about US national interests, or who may, in his own largely invisible layers of business and personal interests, have conflicting loyalties.

Some Spanish aficionados are uniquely blind to the carnage, going so far as to propose – in a recent initiative currently under consideration by the culture committee of the Spanish congress of deputies – that this blood sport be granted legal protection as a "cultural pastime".

Children may be uniquely susceptible to cognitive deficits, Dr. Kershaw said.

Photographer: Chris Ratcliffe/Bloomberg. Gass might be uniquely suited to the challenge.

To know Belynda is to be uniquely blessed.

"East Midtown seems to be uniquely egregious".

We are going to be uniquely Gateway".

It used to be uniquely overvalued.

The French Republic is, in principle, blind to ethnic origin, and so the Roma are classed as gens du voyage, travelling people, and are uniquely allowed to carry identity cards with no fixed residence.

He was uniquely positioned to offer guidance.

James was uniquely placed to support me.