Sentence examples for blinkered time from inspiring English sources
My generation grew up in a more blinkered time, when rock was the predominant mode of youthful musical expression.
Most casting directors are blinkered and overcautious: time and again they have flatly refused to accept my versatility.
But Bartlett Sher's "South Pacific" is not a blinkered time-capsule production, and Ms. O'Hara's Nellie does not shine so brightly simply because she has dusted off an old archetype otherwise left unexamined.
You're currently browsing a website that covers film and makes its own films, so unless you religiously whip on your anti-movie blinkers every time you visit and just head straight for stories about guitar-playing, child-snatching runaway teachers and vaginal discharge fry-ups, I'm assuming you have, at least, a passing interest in moving pictures with accompanying sound.
At the same time this success, however, has blinkered us to solely concentrate on the catalytic activities of kinases neglecting other functions of these proteins, which do not require the phosphotransferase activity.
At times Dodd and Frank, along with their colleagues, come across as downright blinkered.
Fiona Corridan, Curator of Contemporary Art at Manchester, sees a definite "influence on British makers of the time from Japan," which included "deconstruction and playing around with different materials – not being blinkered... but with an eye on the past and tradition".
People are also blinkered by the "truthfulness bias": the vast majority of questions we ask of other people — the time, the price of the breakfast special — are answered honestly, and truth is therefore our default expectation.
Open your eyes, blinkered wazzocks.
But the negotiators were blinkered.
