Sentence examples similar to blind lies from inspiring English sources
"Very early on, I realized that the danger for me in photographing the blind lay in feeling like a voyeur," she told me.
This is where our blind spot lies: success nominally attributed to the beneficial effects of education, especially graduating from college, is in truth largely a result of factors determined long before children even enter school.
The clue to this blind spot lies in the following sentence: "The on-demand economy is unlikely to be a happy experience for people who value stability more than flexibility: middle-aged professionals with children to educate and mortgages to pay".
How much easier, she says, to just lock her bedroom door, close her blinds and lie in her bed in the darkness.
If Williams College beats Amherst, its biggest rival, in football this afternoon, Roger St. Pierre will draw his shop's blinds and lay out about 80 cigars.
The novel takes the form of a mother's long flashback as she lies, blind, on her deathbed.
And whoever wrote this lie, voted for this lie, or turns a blind eye to this lie needs to stand with us today and dispel it, because the rest of America has to live it".
He was found lying blind drunk on the carpet.
In "Words of Wisdom," he raps, "Niggas, what are we going to do? Walk blind into a lie or fight.
