Sentence examples for blinkered out from inspiring English sources
How the hope of the 1960s blinkered out is right there in the title: inherent vice is a legal term that means everything contains the seeds of its own downfall.
Those who have sacrificed their lives in this conflict do not deserve to be blinkered out.
Is 42 churning out blinkered coders who only know how to do a few things, à la so many of the bad "coding bootcamps" out there?
After this date there was a growing tendency to see him as an enemy of modern art: blinkered, eccentric, and out-of-date.
Call of Duty is too big to fail by now, at least for the next few years, but Infinite Warfare's orbital assaults have already proved spectacularly divisive, to say the least, making the packed-alongside-it Modern Warfare remaster an essential sweetener for the bummed-out blinkered sorts bemoaning a departure from tradition.
If you've been in a club staggering about in brightly-lit dry ice at the early hours of the morning, your sight blinkered and struggling to make anything out, you'll know the sensation well.
You don't want to miss out on opportunities by being blinkered to one field.
It's just that reading the law as a whole — keeping in mind what it aims to accomplish and how it goes about accomplishing it — is the right way to figure out what those words mean, not blinkered literalism.
Amid the hubbub, Koolhaas has the impressive capacity to blinker out distractions, including the project that he has just been reviewing, and concentrate on the next question.
It can only be blinkered and old-fashioned attitudes that keep the big consumer goods companies out of touch with where their customers are on Fairtrade and sustainability more generally.
