Sentence examples for blinkered devotion from inspiring English sources
Fashion people do seem to constitute a separate class, much as youth did in the 1960's, with their own language and almost blinkered devotion to style.
In "Middlemarch," George Eliot limned the futility of vast totalizing projects, and in Mr. Casaubon, with his emotional illiteracy and blinkered devotion to an impossible "Key to All Mythologies," she created one of literature's first cases of Asperger's syndrome.
While claiming to support the notion of a just society "based upon truth," she wrote, WikiLeaks has in fact "been guilty of the same obfuscation and misinformation as those it sought to expose, while its supporters are expected to follow, unquestioningly, in blinkered, cultish devotion".
The core of her disaffection, Khan argues, is her view that "WikiLeaks – whose mission statement was 'to produce... a more just society... based upon truth' – has been guilty of the same obfuscation and misinformation as those it sought to expose, while its supporters are expected to follow, unquestioningly, in blinkered, cultish devotion".
Or blinkered institutional mentality?
This blinkered view is alarming.
"You're as bad as our blinkered government".
It means "total devotion".
This devotion is sincere.
This devotion confuses me.
