Sentence examples for blinkered pursuit from inspiring English sources

It will mark a new low in the US's blinkered pursuit of capital punishment.

Meanwhile Mr Osborne devises cunning traps for Labour over welfare spending.This is a forensic blinkered pursuit of votes, rather than growth, and it could backfire.

The entertainment industry's blinkered pursuit of its own narrow goals has the potential to redesign our technology to be the perfect tools and excuses for oppression.

"The damage done by the PSNI to any credible effort to tell the truth about the Troubles is now beyond calculation, thanks to this blinkered pursuit of alleged activists, both state and non-state, via criminal prosecution.

"To have ended up with a single bidder, and one who seems completely unsuited to the task, makes a farce of competition and shows Gove is following Grayling in his blinkered and ideological pursuit of outsourcing at any cost".

Or blinkered institutional mentality?

This blinkered view is alarming.

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

Blinkered, I took that to mean".

The analogy is with a blinkered horse.

But romantic doesn't mean blinkered.