Sentence examples for blindness to from inspiring English sources

There's a color blindness to this kind of television.

It requires a convenient blindness to believe that.

Chagall's blindness to Soviet horrors verges on the pathological.

At best, Strauss showed an aesthete's blindness to reality.

Merck donates medicines for river blindness to Africa.

That's the modern Republican Party's problem — blindness to the obvious.

A certain blindness to the odds may be necessary.

Russians often accuse the United States of blindness to Mr. Shevardnadze's failings, but they're wrong.

He uses Zatoichi's blindness to emphasize the rocklike stillness that makes him scary and charismatic.

China clearly wishes to enforce a blindness to its own history since 1949.

The right accuses the left of blindness to the ideological dangers of Islamo-fascism.