Sentence examples for blind emotion from inspiring English sources
But blind emotion, violence, and irra tionality will only lead to chaos or complete slavery.
The view of a nationhood based in blood inheritance and blind emotion has a dangerous history in Europe, of course, but Le Pen is not interested in drawing lessons from the past.
A professor at the University College London, Semir Zeki, has proposed the following: love is a blind emotion while hate takes conscious effort to produce.
Watership Down has been described as an allegory, with the labours of Hazel, Fiver, Bigwig, and Silver "mirror[ing] the timeless struggles between tyranny and freedom, reason and blind emotion, and the individual and the corporate state".
The race organiser Henri Desgrange, said he would never run the race again because it had been overtaken by the "blind emotions" of those who attacked or helped riders as they passed.
Myatt said: "Extreme emotions turned this otherwise placid, kind and non-violent man into somebody governed by a blind emotional rage.
According to findings by the researchers Terrance Odean, Eduardo Andrade and Shengle Lin, investors naturally get excited by investing during bubbles and are often blinded by emotion.
"They are often blinded by emotion when they are experiencing a divorce and are not looking at keeping the house as what it truly is -- a business transaction," she said.
In court, Dukes said it was clear that the jury was blinded by emotion, adding that he was shocked by the size of the award.
For all his intelligence, Tim is too young and too blinded by emotion to be able to see over the wall of anger between them to realize that his father is grief-stricken over his wife's death.
