Sentence examples for blinkered interpretation from inspiring English sources

By the end of all this the switch back to real life was jarring, what with all those conflicting opinions out there, those shades of doubt, and the absence of Pally on hand to offer a reassuringly blinkered interpretation of Absolutely Everything That Ever Happens.

Less blinkered approaches than the classic interpretation of just the molecular chemistry led us to think more about the forces which held the crystal structures together, and thus more about the impact of these on the overall structures and properties of the solid state.

The majority's interpretation, Kagan argued, is "a peculiarly blinkered way for a court to assess the lawfulness of an agency's rulemaking".

Or blinkered institutional mentality?

This blinkered view is alarming.

"You're as bad as our blinkered government".

Blinkered, I took that to mean".

Are teenagers really this blinkered in their interests and ambitions?

By discriminating less, it could undercut its blinkered rival.

And he has a rather blinkered vision of its applications.

But at what point does focus become blinkered?