Sentence examples for chosen blindness from inspiring English sources
Why? Fanaticism comes from any form of chosen blindness accompanying the pursuit of a single dogma.
(Later, when people threw slurs at him — Nazi, anti-Semite — I thought: let the books speak for him, the greatest anti-Nazi masterpieces ever written, containing passages about Germans' chosen blindness toward the Holocaust that no anti-Semite could ever write).
The glaring example of failure is right there in front of our eyes and yet we choose blindness.
A webzine recently asked me to write 100 words on the question, "If you had to choose between blindness and deafness, which sense would you keep?" I gave them one word: "common".
But really the filmmaker is closer to the pastor, his chosen emblem of blindness and hypocrisy.
Perhaps it practices that in other areas, but in this one it chose a path of blindness.
(R2C2, which sounds like a helpful robot, was chosen over H2OL, which sounds like either a programming language or an energy-drink-and-vodka cocktail that causes blindness).
But how should we choose between the color-blindness principle and the anti-subordination principle?
He still chooses to sometimes hide his blindness from everyone else.
The pain and shock after the Paris massacres not only reinforce the political blindness which led leaders to choose bombing as a solution to complex issues, they legitimize the blindness toward the pain of others, as Susan Sontag, phrased it.
