Sentence examples for blind spots from inspiring English sources

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"blind spots" is a correct and usable term in written English.
This term is usually used to describe a flaw or an area of ignorance in someone's knowledge. For example: "I have a few blind spots when it comes to science, so I need to read up on some topics before I can discuss them confidently."

Dictionary

blind spots

noun

Plural of blind spot

synonyms

optic disk

optic disc

Exact(60)

Blind spots?

The New Yorker

These were blind spots".

The New York Times

There's huge blind spots.

The Guardian

Reducing blind spots requires imagination.

Harvard Business Review

He also has blind spots.

The Guardian - Books

They have no blind spots.

The New York Times - Books

Douglass had his blind spots.

The New Yorker

Where are my blind spots?

The New York Times - Health

The low roofline results in blind spots.

The New York Times

The method has its blind spots.

The New York Times

Cultural blind spots also angered residents.

The New York Times

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