Lung's role is that of a retired general, an apparently blinkered military man who comes to New York with his wife to attend the marriage of their son, an electronics engineer whom they expect to provide them with heirs.
In Trump's sad, blinkered world, you either win or you lose.
But it also the best hope for our blinkered, divided world.
Then again, he is outmoded even in those blinkered social circles, a man who, unlike the narrator of the other Ford Madox Ford classic, "The Good Soldier," isn't deluded at all; Tietjens may well be the last lucid man in England.
Speaking of which, Liotard's proposal conveniently glossed over the world of gay, lesbian and trans porn, probably because it would draw unwanted attention to the fact her argument only considers gender stereotypes from the blinkered perspective of heterosexual men and women.
For all the impudence and exuberance of the wall-to-wall music by Mr. Kuti that is used here, a pious haze of hagiography hangs over the show, creating the blinkered view of a great man martyred.
His loyalty to his coach is commendable but shooting the messengers is a blinkered pastime, particularly from a man struggling to justify the hype which greeted his Test introduction.
Saeed notes that Justice Srikrishna is a deeply spiritual man, "way beyond the blinkered fanatics who claim to be followers of his religion and his faith.
What did it mean, that while the populist movement pursued political and cultural self-reclamation, the rulers of the nation donned full dandy get-up and went on blinkered shopping trips for the white man's trinkets?
"We think we know what the First World War was about: mud and death, young men needlessly slaughtered by blinkered generals, an entire generation sacrificed.
