Sentence examples for blind as a bat from inspiring English sources

Blind as a Bat, for instance, uses blindfolds to demonstrate how bats navigate with sound waves.

Nonsense, I was told; newborns can't see a thing; blind as a bat.

Then I found out he's blind as a bat and they're prescription.

"Home office staff are either blind as a bat or have a hidden agenda . . .

The symbolic use of nature in human language, in idioms such as "blind as a bat" and "eager beaver," and the pervasiveness of spiritual reverence for animals and nature in human cultures worldwide are other sources of evidence for biophilia.

Mary George of Allnorthover is a very unlikely hero: blind as a bat and bedecked in second-hand clothing, she trips and tumbles through her first summer of love.

It even cleans around table and chair legs -- with a huge amount of blind-as-a-bat bumping and backing up, to be sure, but eventually completely.

Joining the rarefied ranks of rigor-mortis-stricken Grammy-winning songbirds such as John Lennon and Nat King Cole, the blind-as-a-bat fresh corpse refused to appear at the ceremony, citing his death.

First off, you need to be blind as an Oedipal bat to ignore the exhaustingly recalcitrant House Majority, including leader John Boehner, who would rather be seen washing skid mark undies in a Congressional hallway water fountain, than work with the president.

It was as big as a bat – a bat of sensational colours.

The first analysis stratified all respondent data by exposure history to bats (i.e., with exposure defined as a bat bite or scratch or touching a bat with unprotected skin) to evaluate risk factors for bat exposure.