Sentence examples for being blinkered from inspiring English sources

You don't want to miss out on opportunities by being blinkered to one field.

Accusing them of being "blinkered" and of practising "bad husbandry" shows how blinkered those criticising them are.

They risk being blinkered by the commercial biases of tutors, the restrictions of high-street-led competitions and mild-mannered project briefs.

Fiona Corridan, Curator of Contemporary Art at Manchester, sees a definite "influence on British makers of the time from Japan," which included "deconstruction and playing around with different materials – not being blinkered... but with an eye on the past and tradition".

One classic challenge of crosscultural, psychiatric research is the need to avoid being blinkered by a rigid set of professional definitions of mental disorder that may have limited validity in different populations.

The problem with SETI as it's currently conceived, in Mr. Davies's view, is that it has been blinkered by anthropocentrism, the assumption that alien beings will be anything like us.

But the negotiators were blinkered.

But let's not be blinkered either.

If you're blinkered you've got nothing coming in.

Politicians, no less than generals, can be blinkered by experience.

Lopakhin, however, is blinkered in matters of the heart.