Sentence examples for is blindness to from inspiring English sources

And behind it all is blindness to the true costs of fishing the Antarctic as hard as the rest of the oceans and an inability to grasp the fragility of that Antarctic and the importance of one of its main species — krill — to the rest of the ecosystem.

The trouble appears to be blindness to how easy it is to get pregnant and what it takes to make birth control really work.

It's either arrogance or it's blindness to the reality of this Bittorent and YouTube world.

I am in a privileged position and thankfully I have recognized it, as it was blindness to this privilege that led me, initially, to advocate for the wrong legal model: criminalizing the purchase of sex.

Age-related blindness is increasing throughout the world, as is blindness due to uncontrolled diabetes [ 2].

Among Helen Keller children whose only handicap is blindness, about 20percentt go on to public school, said Antoinette Richards, a social worker.

We do this, says Kahneman, because we're "blind to our own blindness".

He writes from the perspective that "we're all limited in certain things"; and a limitation that particularly interests him is our blindness to what the future may hold.

But another thing Anonymous has inherited from its activist forebears, sadly, is systemic blindness to female experience and to gender equality.

The best protection against prejudicial assessments is not blindness to diagnosis, but insistence on a high standard of reason-giving in the conduct of assessments.

Thabo was responsible for one of the most colossal tragedies in our recent history, which was his blindness to the reality of Aids.