Sentence examples for blinkers from inspiring English sources

Can so called "free market" activists pull the blinkers away for long enough to see that failing to act decisively on greenhouse gas emissions will eventually restrict people's freedoms, rather than enhance them?

It was just... the blinkers fell off your eyes".

If we can take off our health-and-safety blinkers for a moment, we may also realise that the photos, videos and stories produced by rooftoppers – many of them highly experienced adventurers – make the city a richer place to live.

First, some terrible mistakes were made because of the blinkers imposed by the old product-silo approach.

Greek observers offer a range of answers: incompetence, ideological blinkers, satisfying domestic demands for toughness.

A broader boardroom would be free of the group-think that blinkers too many decisions, including those on executive pay.

On the analogy of ringing for a servant, he argued that telephones should be kept so simple that users would not even have to dial a number.Despite such blinkers, telephones spread faster in the United States than in most of Europe.

Then he "triangulated", attacking his critics on both the left and the right by contrasting their ideological blinkers with his own clear-sighted pragmatism.

Compression of the optic chiasm, usually by a tumour of the pituitary fossa, may result in the "blinkers" effect.

To better prepare the colt, several adjustments were made, such as removing his blinkers, placing cotton in his ears to ease his sensitivity to noise, and providing a new jockey, Victor Espinoza.

"The key to the win was blinkers off," said Smith.