Sentence examples for blind understanding from inspiring English sources
Their blind understanding has been crucial to the club's success under Mourinho.
"Technical stability is important and the game we want to play demands a little bit of blind understanding, therefore it is important that we keep the same players together," the Arsenal manager said.
Gaopeng's decline in China can be boiled down to a few reasons: a) blind expansion before understanding local market b) hiring too many expat executives who had little knowledge of local markets or couldn't even directly communicate with local staff because of language barriers and c) failure to acknowledge differing market conditions.
There are also those in spiritual practices of all forms who are blind to the understanding that equity, justice, and non-discrimination--racial, environmental, and all forms of social--form the basis of their spiritual traditions.
In popular understanding blind people are said to develop more acute senses in other areas, but recent research indicates that the brain may actually be able to substitute one sense for another.
He suggests that her privileged background as a Finch may blind her from understanding how important it is for someone like him, who has had to work hard for everything in his life, to act judiciously and prudently, while yet still addressing things that need to be changed and managed.
In addition, it has been argued that the concept of ecosystem services in fact blinds us from understanding ecological, economic and social complexities and interrelationships (Norgaard2010).
Band-aid policies based on blind and incomplete understandings of the root problem are not the solution.
Our stoplight coloring may limit a color-blind patient's understanding of the depictions.
Mr. Osit adds that their biggest cultural blind spot is in understanding male-female interaction in India.
