Sentence examples for forgotten blind from inspiring English sources
He leans over and says: "Certain formats should never be forgotten, Blind Date for instance, because Britain's Got Talent is really New Faces or The Gong Show, whilst we're basically Opportunity Knocks".
The lesson, though, wasn't forgotten: Blind trust is something that sometime works within a family or other close relationship, not in the relationship you have with service providers of any sort.
By the third race, all her lessons forgotten, Mirren was flying blind.
The couple recited seven vows to each other, among them, "I promise to never forget the beautiful blind luck that brought us each other".
So the zingy jokes still land nicely, even if a huge number of them are variations of the same "whoops, I forgot you were blind" theme.
Forget the phrase "blind as a bat".
They expose history's blind spots and forgotten causes, and sowed the seeds for today's street artists, such as Shepard Fairey or Banksy.
At the end of Land of Silence and Darkness (1971), Herzog films Heinrich Fleischmann, a man both deaf and blind, who has forgotten how to speak and write, and has lived part of his life in a stable with animals.
And the water that is usable has become — in an age when man has forgotten his origins and is blind to the very conditions that are most essential to his survival — the victim of man's indifference.
I don't know what happened, but these guys have forgotten that there are actual blind or visually impaired people in the world, so this behaviour isn't exactly the most sensitive lifestyle.
