Sentence examples for blinkered life from inspiring English sources
It was an intense, blinkered life, not all that different from that of the Abstract Expressionist painter Willem de Kooning, another nonstop drinker and incessant art maker, only much shorter and with a much larger supporting cast.
After all that, the sulky boy — as a ward of the state from an early age, he has a child's blinkered life experience — decides to apprentice at the Vienna city morgue.
Everyone has a right to a fair chance in life yet the Conservatives' blinkered mindset is so focused on punishing those who they deem 'unsuccessful' citizens that they refuse to even look at how they actively close off vulnerable peoples' routes to success in the first place.
But here he is, burdened with the feeling that he's pulling his life along its recognized route, blinkered, tired.
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.
Open your eyes, blinkered wazzocks.
But the negotiators were blinkered.
The book is engaging, erudite, and blinkered.
How idealistic, and yet how blinkered.
Such praise is not always blinkered.
