Sentence examples for it would be myopic from inspiring English sources

Even if the budget projections were solid, it would be myopic to commit our entire surplus today.

Mr. DiDio said it would be "myopic" to believe "that servicing a very small slice of our audience is the way to go ahead".

But it would be myopic just to focus on British success, and crowds at the Olympic Park showed no inclination to do so.

It would be myopic in the extreme to view the flow of oil to the United States as a legitimate national security issue but to view the flow of foreign capital into Treasury securities as a matter of no particular concern.

It would be myopic to suggest everything on "The Road" is directed toward his recent romantic Waterloo, and there's plenty here to offer comfort to any listeners who have been hurt or lost their way in life.

Holding out for too much would be myopic.

Because his commentary was focused on reading and understanding the meaning, intent, and cultivation message of the Four Books, critics generalized that Zhu and his method were essentially scholastic and would be myopic and stilted in facing real situations.

But such a view would be myopic.

To discuss Latin American culture without mentioning the role of dancing would be myopic; to discuss gay culture without mentioning the role of dancing is to ignore an essential component of self-definition.

So many people do it, after all, and seem to enjoy it and remember it fondly afterwards; it would be a myopic culture that sought to portray university halls as temples of failure.

It would be dangerously myopic to focus narrowly on some security concerns without consideration of the other vital national interests including the widespread economic damage from excessive Internet surveillance.