"That's not being blind to what's going on.
Being blind to the future, we have no other.
There is a particular cruelty in being blind to even the possibility that those ties exist.
But in being blind to the downsides, partnerships may cause more harm than good.
Which wouldn't be hard, him being blind to so many things.
Politicians and police have also been accused of being blind to the threat posed by neo-Nazis.
Pipeline supporters accuse landowners who oppose it of being blind to the damage they themselves have done.
Far from being blind to the starvation cycle, donors hated it and understood their own role in causing it.
She thinks Brennan has observed some similarities with Paul: "Americans come to Britain and see our eccentricities while being blind to their own [laughs].
It was hard to read 800 pages of her being blind to her own heart when all that time she could have been snogging Rhett.
Through clever data analyses, the researchers were able to conclude that the protective effect of partner idealization comes NOT from simply seeing one's partner more positively — that is, being blind to the negative qualities of one's spouse.
