Sentence examples for blinkered perspectives from inspiring English sources
For these reasons, Unctad's heterodox way of approaching economics, which has persistently but unsuccessfully challenged the blinkered perspectives of the OECD, World Bank and other organisations in hock to western interests over many years, may finally have some success in the years to come.
I think more of us tend to be more optimistic than most of the culture, because most of the culture is really blinkered on the long-term perspective.
And yet, taking this perspective leaves one blinkered to the realities of the not-yet-behind-us previous console generation, and how hard it was to get some games running at 30fps, let alone anything more.
Tsipras and his Syriza party, however, spent their first six months in office still blinkered about financial realities, unable to see things from the perspective of others.
He had written almost always about the past, often from the bewildered perspective of a displaced child unprotected among clueless adults, blinkered to the dangers around them blundering, self-deceived, as the Holocaust consumes them.
He generally works in what might be called a distant close third person, inhabiting his characters' perspectives without blinkering his own panoramic vision.
Donoghue, narrating her novel from the nurse's perspective in a close third person, makes sure that we notice clues that Lib, blinkered by her own parochialisms, doesn't.
You become a bit blinkered.
Open your eyes, blinkered wazzocks.
