In so doing, he pre-empts conventional criticism, which will always be seen as partial and conservatively blinkered compared with his expansive vision.
Europeans regard all this with astonishment, blinkered as they are by the quaint notion that colleges exist to nurture the brain not the biceps.
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".
Everton were dispatched in efficient fashion by a side blinkered from an impending date with Real Madrid in the Champions League.
Although I had seen Virtual Iraq in one dimension on a computer monitor, encountering it in three dimensions, with my eyes blinkered by the headset and my ears getting a direct audio feed, was different.
I mean, how would you exchange raised eyebrows and knowing glances with your S.O. if you're both blinkered by a wearable?
China, with its superior social control, maintains stability, while the democratic free-market societies, blinkered by short-term gain and notions of personal liberty, descend into chaos.
With the government's much -vaunted rebalancing of the economy towards manufacturing stuck in the doldrums, it would be blinkered in the extreme to ignore that boost.
They walked into it blinkered as horses.
His ruling right-wing Likud party has a long history of miscalculation combined with ideologically blinkered, blustery rhetoric.
