Sentence examples for blind thinking from inspiring English sources

I think that Bush is continuing that blind thinking.

"You're almost blind, thinking 'I've got to sit quietly here because I can't see, and pretend I'm OK, and then wait for it to go'".

"I think markets are going up a blind alley thinking there's going to be a common euro bond or thinking that the E.C.B. is going to act as a lender of last resort," Norman Lamont, the former British finance minister, told Bloomberg on Friday.

There were no rewards in life for such stupidity, and he promised himself never to fall victim to that kind of blind, wishful thinking.

Here, former Deputy Secretary of the Treasury Lawrence Summers was blind in thinking that "the parties to these kinds of contracts … are eminently capable of protecting themselves from counterparty insolvencies".

Here, former Deputy Secretary of the Treasury Lawrence Summers was blind in thinking that "the parties to these kinds of contracts... are eminently capable of protecting themselves from counterparty insolvencies". Not a chance.

Officials initially turned a blind eye, thinking the cattle wouldn't produce enough milk to sustain a business.

Having lived in several African nations, I have witnessed first hand how "blind faith" thinking can lead to widespread oppression.

If you ponder this pattern, it becomes clear that "blind faith" thinking has entered the world of our politics.

If you prepare yourself, you won't be left behind -- a powerfully convincing pattern of "blind faith" thinking.

So many are getting adopted now... the ones with their halos," said Bordeaux, noting how many families are hesitant to adopt a blind dog thinking it may be a lot of extra work.