Sentence examples for blinkered about from inspiring English sources

"Too many people in the UK are blinkered about food.

I think that people are blinkered about what's going on in the wider world.

Tsipras and his Syriza party, however, spent their first six months in office still blinkered about financial realities, unable to see things from the perspective of others.

Part of the reason we are blinkered about the struggles of women in poorer countries is that here in the rich west, many battles have been won.

Her worst qualities are that she's blinkered, sometimes wrongly passionate about her family".

That's a stupid, blinkered thing to think about this country.

In the past I've often been blinkered by trying to think about ways to target and influence large groups of consumers which can seem overwhelming.

Ari's omission — he could just have said "people" — is indicative of what is blinkered, obtuse, one-sided, and retrograde about the movie.

Letters: Do we need still more proof of most editors' blinkered desire for the 'hot' story about failure or mismanagement in preference to anything which those in power achieve, however slowly?

At this point people start talking about blind faith, when they mean deliberately blinkered faith.

If that statement (which the White House itself has repudiated) looks laughably blinkered in hindsight, we must face a basic fact about diplomatic life in Libya right now.