Sentence examples for blind leaders from inspiring English sources

As should be obvious to everyone in the labor movement but its most willfully blind leaders, Obama's commitment to unions is even weaker than his commitment to preserving entitlement programs.

In that vein, Christmas cheer includes the hope that someone like Elizabeth Warren will get the better of Wall Street's Hillary Clinton, with newcomers appearing in the GOP that have better sense of financial justice than is evident among the party's blind leaders today.

The cult's blind leader, Chizuo Matsumoto, more commonly known by his cult name, Shoko Asahara, was convicted of masterminding the attack and has been sentenced to death.

Erasmus had published his Adagia two years before Bruegel's painting, and it contained the quotation "" ("the blind leader of the blind") by Roman poet Horace.

Another interpretation has it that the church, with a withered tree placed before it, is an anti-Catholic symbol, and that those who follow it will fall following a blind leader as do the men in the ditch.

In the first scenario, an employee is judged as having low potential and this assessment blinds leaders to the progress he's made.

The success of farmed fish cannot blind political leaders to the need to protect the wild fish that remain.

Wall Street has been accused of letting greed blind its leaders to responsibility — and some of the chiefs acknowledged as much.

Too much idealism can blind a leader to reality as surely as too much ideology can.

In the four months since then, the nearly blind Muslim leader, known as Gus Dur, has been steadily picking off his rivals.

Reason, he says, contains within itself a potential fatality because it blinds Western leaders to the true nature of Islamic-influenced cultures.