Sentence examples for makes a blind from inspiring English sources

Make a noise about it, because if an increased fine makes a blind bit of difference I'll eat my hat.

Graebner makes a blind rush for the net, preferring to be caught in motion than helpless on the baseline.

He also doesn't make much case for how the viewpoint he proposes makes a blind bit of difference to anyone who is not a cosmologist.

"Deciphering the genome", a "micro chip that makes a blind person see" or "Thiomargarita namibiensis, the biggest bacterium of the world --science headlines are usually based on complex connections and in-depth subject-specific knoworld --sciencee, unfortunately, mostly incomprehensible for the nonscientist.

"We could make a blind prediction," he said.

Could your expectations make a blind person see?

It won't make a blind bit of difference.

But Galloway has sued and it hasn't made a blind bit of difference.

"We wanted to move, but we didn't want to make a blind move.

A white-blond puppy tumbled across the grass, making a blind dive into Mr. Yale.

Missing out on the sights can make a blind guy feel empty.