Sentence examples for blind pursuit from inspiring English sources

(Random House) 17. BLIND PURSUIT, by Michael Prescott.

In each case the moral is that blind pursuit of economic self‐interest can be disastrous.

"Governments are losing their moral compass, sacrificing the global values of human rights in a blind pursuit of security.

But, Serbs protest in their blind pursuit of an untenable moral equivalency, the Kosovo Liberation Army were no kittens.

To impoverish us in the blind pursuit of an abstract philosophical point about the absolute virtues of the private seems a little crazy.

"The blind pursuit after this kind of phenomenon," the newspaper stated, "will mislead people into thinking that the government authorities over news are turning blind to this".

After clarifying that his position was one connected with Silicon Valley and not with "Frontline," McNamee described Facebook as less manipulated by "bad actors" in 2016 as it was "willfully blind" in its pursuit of a valuable global network.

In the 1950s, Katcher turned to movies and books, writing such novels as "The Money People," "The Blind Cave," "Hot Pursuit," "Now Is the Time," "Post-Mortem: The Jews in Germany Today" and "Earl Warren: A Political Biography". His screenplay for "The Eddy Duchin Story" was nominated for a best picture Oscar in 1956.

Today, we're so quick to look for fault in video games, to argue about elements that might not even be there, chasing socio-political discussions down blind alleys in pursuit of having anything at all to say, for better or worse.

Prelates were blinded by the pursuit of worldly power.

I cannot accept that some people who are blinded by the pursuit of profit are considering to sell the soul of football tournaments to nebulous private funds.