Sentence examples for blinding vision from inspiring English sources
"It is as if somewhere, sometime a while back, George Wallace had been awakened by a white, blinding vision: they all hate black people, all of them," Kiker wrote in New York.
The trial — throughout which the defendant had the opportunity to speak at length — produced a detailed portrait of Cambodia under the Khmer Rouge: the blinding vision of a classless society, the bureaucratic machinery of torture and murder, the hunger, the paranoia, the endless denunciations as the regime began to eat itself.
Richard Jones, who directed the wild and wily "Anna Nicole" last season for the Royal Opera House, here creates a blinding vision of the banality of bad taste, Eastern European-style, with gorgeously vulgar sets (Miriam Buether) and costumes (Nicky Gillibrand).
For this is where the end of time begins, where the Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse first rode out of the starting gate, where the Seven Seals were opened and the Seven Angels sounded the Seven Trumpet blasts, where the blinding vision of Armageddon, final battle between good and evil, first burst forth.
Early versions of the MkII can also hurl 3-pound paintballs at other robots, potentially blinding their computer vision systems.
Mr Banks expressed concern that the blinding rays could impair motorists' vision.
I'm not so much for blinding flashes of light and visions, but who can argue with a three year old who's seen God? "Tell me about God," I said.
This will produce blinding glare in some with impaired vision.
These data provide the first evidence of the clinical potential of galantamine as neuroprotectant for glaucoma and other optic neuropathies, and identify muscarinic receptors as potential therapeutic targets for preventing vision loss in these blinding diseases.
Blinding: Seven RCTs reported blinding procedures.
Trichiasis in young children highlights the severity of blinding trachoma in Mankien: further specialised assessment of vision status in these children is suggested.
