Sentence examples for blind stones from inspiring English sources

The trolley holds books I have yet to read; on the desk - a pile of CDs yet to be heard; the little table has a ring of blind stones; the mat in front of the french window is in the shape of a leaping hare.

No one nowadays, without intending satire, would place her alongside Caesar and Napoleon; and, in an era of earnest disabilities legislation, who would think to charge a stone-blind, stone-deaf woman with faking her experience?

Blind, blind?

And I also know how important it is in life not necessarily to be strong but to feel strong, to measure yourself at least once, to find yourself at least once in the most ancient of human conditions, facing blind, deaf stone alone, with nothing to help you but your own hands and your own head.... But, excuse me, that's another story.

— Shirley I mean that I value vision, and dread being struck stone blind".

Stoned and blind, he dictates to Ava a novel of his sexual exploits which he names, to general approval, The Book of Revelation.

And just when I was ready to give up and turn to stone, the blind doves of acceptance fluttered in my face.

Featuring a tranquil, Harlequin-romantic piano melody and just enough twang to kick up a small stink, the song sees Young, who earned his fame through the reality show "Nashville Star," describing himself as "a rolling stone" "flying blind" in its first two lines — until he met you.

Portability is a terrific advantage, but not if you go stone-blind trying to read web pages the size of postage stamps.

"The pang of nationalism can make a man as blind and dense as a stone," he tells Charles, in one of the book's most stinging moments.

One subplot involves Zainab, a blind woman who is to be stoned to death for adultery, even though this alleged offense occurred while she was being gang-raped.