We are blinded by flurries of paper and at times forget the guiding principles of the mission of higher education.
Perhaps the best indicator of the level of collective indignation was how everyone was so blinded by rage they forgot to anoint the episode with the customary 'gate' suffix.
Italy's most successful politician since the second world war, and its longest-serving modern prime minister, no longer radiates the dazzling aura that blinded his compatriots to his shortcomings and persuaded them to elect him as their leader no less than three times.
Although he avoided the phrase himself, Thomas appeared concerned that juries were being blinded by science.
I dropped to the ground and I was blinded and I couldn't breathe … It was really painful and no amount of coughing or crying could get rid of it".
For the last half-century or so, this has formed the basis of British and American policy in the Gulf and the benefits it brings have blinded our governments to the long-term cost, which is potentially very high.
Arguing that evolution was "purposeful, not for humans but for the planet", he set forth 66 precepts for "right living," warning against being "blinded by science which is itself a faith and has become an enemy.
Simeone has not been blinded by love.
"Emma", too, is universally praised for its extraordinary mastery of narrative form, and for making readers love its flawed, and even unlikeable, heroine; she who attempts to control the lives of those around her but is blinded by her own self-satisfaction.
During the campaign it was clear to those not blinded by loyalty that Mr Chávez was still a sick man.
