Sentence examples for blind feel from inspiring English sources

They are even used to help the blind feel what a tree "looks like".

At 6-foot-7, with a booming voice, he made Mr. Paterson, who is legally blind, feel secure, and so he was often scheduled to travel with him.

(Mission: feel what the man born blind felt before being healed by Jesus).

My advice is: go for whatever makes you feel a bit dizzy to look at or, if you are colour blind, feels strangely familiar.

The New Yorker, September 30 , 1996P. 76 The narrator's father is in the hospital, and her mother, confused and blind, feels abandoned.

Making Rae blind felt like it would fit perfectly with those ideas".

Missing out on the sights can make a blind guy feel empty.

The institute says blind people feel "a massive sense of betrayal and are worried about the future".

Because users authenticate with their work emails, cofounders Sunguk and Kim believe that Blind users feel a greater sense of responsibility to each other because they are engaging a real community with shared context and goals.

In the story, six blind men feel different parts of the same elephant and each describes the elephant in a different way.

Some blind people feel they can manage without, some just don't like dogs, some have partners they can rely on, the reasons are too numerous to list.