Sentence examples for hardly blind from inspiring English sources
The company is hardly blind to these issues.
People are hardly blind to their government's failures.
Mr. Weiner is hardly blind to poll numbers, which show a deep distaste for his candidacy.
He was hardly blind to the dark side or unwilling to deal with the Devil.
Ms. Noujaim's sympathies are clearly with those who refer to themselves as "revolutionaries" — a word that comes to signify resistance to both the Brotherhood and the military — but she is hardly blind to their limitations.
Brody is hardly blind to his subject's foibles: he calls Godard on his flimsier political ideas, particularly his devotion to Maoism (a trend among French intellectuals in the late '60s that Brody identifies, rightly, as thinly veiled fascism) and, later, the anti-Semitism that repeatedly surfaced in his work.
You had this incendiary combination ready for combustion". But for all his public disavowal of pollsters and disdain for expert advice, Trump was hardly flying blind.
Djokovic's contention that they will play mostly from the baseline is hardly a blinding revelation – although if either player is in a hole, desperation will kick in.
It's hardly double-blind scientific research, but I defy anyone to examine a post-irrigation colander with its chunks of apparently undigested family roast and not make some small changes to their diet.
Certainly, his school 'vision' - more targets, less autonomy - could hardly be more blind to the problems in education.
