Sentence examples for blind accepting from inspiring English sources
The highly selective schools (like Wesleyan where I work), which remain "need blind" (accepting students regardless of their ability to pay) devote a considerable part of our operating budgets to financial aid.
They contended that were Congress to order a three-cent bronze coin, such a piece would be as big as an obsolete large cent, and might be used to deceive the blind into accepting the pre-1857 cent rather than the more valuable coin.
"Need-blind" means accepting students regardless of their ability to pay and providing a mix of grants, loans and campus jobs.
Rebecca Atkinson knew she was going blind and accepted there was no cure - until a correspondent accused her of defeatism.
Lesson number one: Ask more questions before accepting blind dates.
If you're not blind drunk when accepting your award for portraying a beloved fictional doctor, you're doing it wrong.
Many situations may result because of embarrassment, guilt, and insecurity that blind us from accepting life in a reality state.
When Anju pressures Nina into accepting a blind date with Ashok (Aasif Mandvi), a handsome young Indian with whom she used to play as a child and who has recently arrived in the United States, Nina violates convention by instantly sleeping with him.
By accepting a blind date I had outsourced the hunting — but was essentially admitting to having zero hunting game of my own.
We do not accept blind listings.
