Sentence examples for blinding from from inspiring English sources

Everything about Sydney is bright to the point of blinding, from her electric pink pantsuit to the feverish glow of her face as she swings between pharmaceutically enhanced extremes.

Wet-plate was first detailed by Frederick Scott Archer in 1851, less than three decades after the dawn of photography, and was known ominously as the "black art", partly on account of the potential perils - death from cyanide explosions and blinding from silver among them.

The hooklines and characteristic high-shine production are there, but don't quite replicate Jagger's blue-sky charm – quite the opposite in the case of Payphone, which bolts together hip-hop, a superfluous Wiz Khalifa rap and some embarrassing effing and blinding from Levine.

The study design was limited by inadequate randomization method, small sample size, and lack of blinding from the treating physician and nurses.

A database with independent access portals will be used to maintain blinding from virtual autopsy results.

Trial MREs will be reviewed on workstations separate from the hospital reporting platforms, to ensure blinding from other imaging or reports.

"YES PEOPLE ARE NOW BLIND FROM EYEBALL TATTOOING," reads a disclaimer in all-caps.

Watson was blind from infancy.

An atlas for the blind from 1837.

Or they go blind from preventable trachoma.

She's blind from the water she drank.