Sentence examples similar to blind condemn from inspiring English sources
Instead, blind loyalty condemns us to the tattier corner of terrestrial TV, settling in for 10 weeks of bubbling passive aggression, hollow showmances and violent boredom.
In War Machine he lends his talents to a story that aims not only to entertain, but to lampoon and condemn blind military might.
Blind, pale, and condemned to scraping a living deep underground, cave creatures have a repulsiveness akin to Tolkien's Gollum.
One reason Muhammad's message resonated with the masses is it condemned blind adherence.
It was a blind spot that condemned thousands of innocent creatures to death and misfortune, and impeded the broader relief effort--and it's one of the reasons our Pets for Life program now focuses on supporting pet owners in communities that are still often forgotten.
To condemn him means to be blind to the causes which make him.
"Labour cannot turn a blind eye and allow the Tories to condemn thousands more people to a life on the streets or without a home they can call their own.
(And of course she had the flaws and blind spots of her class and place and time, which she saw beyond in some ways but not in all. We also have those blind spots later generations may or may not condemn us for). But her ideal is of a liberation that must also be internal, emotional, intellectual.
(And of course she had the flaws and blind spots of her class and place and time, which she saw beyond in some ways but not in all. We also have those blind spots later generations may or may not condemn us for).
Are people making the segregation argument so blinded by their ideology that they would rather condemn students to low-performing schools than allow them to attend a much better school, just because they don't like the governance model?
