Sentence examples for blinkered for from inspiring English sources

Yet this assessment is blinkered, for a number of reasons.

Abe Foxman, who heads the US Anti-Defamation League, has always set the pace for this approach and displayed it in his response to a much-discussed article by Peter Beinart in the New York Review of Books, which severely criticised American Jewish leaders' blinkered support for an aggressive Zionism in which the majority of young American Jews show no interest.

He was "blinkered" by his desire for sex, he said, and picked them up in his car yards from his own house, despite the risk of detection by his partner.

Ms Bailie said nobody could deny Mr Salmond's love of Scotland, but added: "The real tragedy is that he was so blinkered by his passion for independence that powers he already had - powers to tackle poverty, to reduce inequality to deliver social justice - were pushed into second place.

The press was blinkered, the population of the motherland full of hatred for the insurgents.

Racing without blinkers for the first time, his nearly all-white face was exposed.

The gelding, who had a warm-up over hurdles last month, wears blinkers for the first time.

Connections now feel the horse may have sulked and are likely to run him in blinkers for the first time.

"All this talk brings the ears so far forward that they make blinkers for the eyes," he quipped.

Ruby Walsh, having won the Champion Hurdle on Hurricane Fly, takes over on Zarkandar – who will be fitted with blinkers for the first time.

Creative Cause, considered the West's leading 3-year-old for much of the season, ran without blinkers for the first time in eight career races.