Sentence examples similar to blind milieu from inspiring English sources

J.'s educational advantages and his relatively race-blind milieu of pop culture deprive him of the claim that black characters, from the slave narratives on, traditionally exert upon the American conscience: the heroism that persecution and disadvantage impose.

Blind, blind?

Living and working in the Berkeley-San Francisco-Silicon Valley milieu, it's easy to be blinded by Green optimism.

This may be a blind spot in the writing (Mr. Bourdieu wrote the screenplay with Marcia Romano) or, more likely, an authentic feature of the milieu he is depicting, but I would have liked to know more about what Marguerite (Natacha Régnier), a librarian who is first André's girlfriend and then Eloi's, thought of the whole scene.

Second rule: know your milieu.

Friedrich towered in his milieu.

Relaxation is not her milieu.

After squeezing all she can out of that strange milieu, she travels to a neighboring town; there, she halfheartedly has an affair with a sulky hobo who, in spite of the hospitable weather, keeps his blinds drawn at all times.

In milieu at least.

The cage is just the milieu.

The dance milieu is less enthusiastic.