Sentence examples for blinkered support from inspiring English sources

Rangers fans are already vehement in their anger towards the SFA, a contrast to the self-harming and blinkered support of Whyte they displayed earlier.

Abe Foxman, who heads the US Anti-Defamation League, has always set the pace for this approach and displayed it in his response to a much-discussed article by Peter Beinart in the New York Review of Books, which severely criticised American Jewish leaders' blinkered support for an aggressive Zionism in which the majority of young American Jews show no interest.

Even once blinkered supporters can now see that the Glazers have been a financial disaster for United.

Mr. Rodenbeck, what should America do to stop its "burdensome" support and its "mix of blinkered indulgence of Israel"?

Many a "Frontline" documentary has made a convincing case that the Bush administration's mistakes were compounded by the blinkered thinking of leaders who rushed to war without sufficient support around the world or understanding of the religious and sectarian strains on the ground.

The council is appealing against the decision with the support of national politicians including the Front National leader Marine Le Pen, who described it as "stupid and blinkered secularism".

The point at which a victim reaches out to the police should be the stage at which they finally get support and help, rather than their nightmare continuing at the hands of a well-intentioned but fundamentally flawed and blinkered police system.

Or blinkered institutional mentality?

This blinkered view is alarming.

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.

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