Sentence examples similar to blind wish from inspiring English sources
In the color-blind wish-world of Chief Justice Roberts and his four conservative colleagues on the Supreme Court, Jim Crestrictionsrictions on minority voting represent a sad, historical curiosity, unrelated to modern reality.
Many qualified blind people wish to be employed but must break through employer misconceptions.
The authorities would turn a blind eye, not wishing to discourage foreign investment.
The tale of the blind man who wishes his sight back, as well as the spinster who is looking for a husband, are resolved but in an offhanded way.
Despite this contradicting his earlier wish for blind faith from his manager, Cole considered that to be a good thing.
"Republicans have become so obsessed with obstructionism and so blind to the voters' wish that Congress get something done that they actually voted against honoring Mother's Day.
In his bloggy rage after being taken to task by a mere non-lawyer, Lessig demonstrates that he doesn't really know or care what the public domain really is, apparently blinded by his grand wish that damn near everything be put there.
The era of blind compliance with U.S. wishes is over.
Elected officials lie to their constituents, trade political favors for campaign contributions, turn a blind eye to the wishes of the electorate, cheat taxpayers out of hard-earned dollars, favor the corporate elite, entrench the military industrial complex, and spare little thought for the impact their thoughtless actions and hastily passed legislation might have on defenseless citizens.
In 2006, Ms Shuping said she found a psychologist willing to pour drain cleaner in her eyes to help her fulfill her wish to become blind.
