Sentence examples for makes him blind from inspiring English sources

Applying stereotypes and personal observations based on little life-experience makes him blind to a much more complex reality.

His head is covered by a sack, making him blind.

His reverence for the Constitution may have made him blind to the fact that most Americans speak a different moral language.

Naturally, Aids informed his work after he was diagnosed with the virus: his last feature, Blue, was made after its complications had made him blind.

His reflexive tendency to defend police — a product of his previous career as a prosecutor — also made him blind to all but the worst instances of police misconduct.

But I tend to think instead of a parasitic worm that's boring through the eye of a boy sitting on the bank of a river in West Africa, that's going to make him blind.

He says his eight years in the well-integrated US marine corps has made him blind to the colour of a person's skin and he would have voted for Obama without hesitation if he had shared his political philosophy.

His glorification of empires has made him blind to the results.

Throughout the film, Ben Affleck had to wear "cataract milky-blue" contacts, which would effectively make him blind.

Former Lehman Brothers CEO Richard Fuld considered himself to be virtually invincible, which made him blind to the gargantuan vulnerabilities at his own firm.

His expression is keenly alive with self-interest, which makes him appear blind and alert at the same time.