Sentence examples for increasingly myopic from inspiring English sources
Or perhaps metropolitan types have become increasingly myopic and self-involved.
Sullivan urges today's increasingly myopic youngsters to formulate a savings strategy, warning that the future has a nasty habit of creeping up on you.
Our increasingly myopic foreign policy of countering terrorism puts our nation in a precarious position and must be reevaluated.
This is how capitalism dies--not with a revolution--but rather vitiated by rentiers, increasingly myopic and addicted like a junkie to the high of wealth accumulation.
The South Africa of 2010 is increasingly cynical, myopic and divided.
Nish Kumar has built his show around this increasingly strident, wilfully myopic claim.
GEORGE PACKER: It's one of half a dozen or so causes — part of a political culture that's increasingly trivial, amnesiac, myopic.
Don't Limbaugh's views appeal to just a small, ever-shrinking, myopic and increasingly obsolete GOP base? Just what are Republicans so afraid of then?
Moreover, strategy 3, which corresponds with "dynamic learning", outclasses strategy 2, which corresponds with "myopic learning", and becomes increasingly important over time.
Andrew Weiss, who oversees research on Russia and Eurasia at the Carnegie Endowment, said that there is an advantage for Putin when European countries are "myopic, consumed with their own internal political divisions," preoccupied with policing their own increasingly heterogeneous homelands.
But by flailing around with inaccurate criticisms, false descriptions of what has been happening and myopic assessments of the possible solutions, the immigration minister only succeeds in highlighting his own increasingly desperate political situation.
