Sentence examples for may be blinded from inspiring English sources

The second radiologist may be blinded to the first interpretation (i.e., blinded double-reading) or not (i.e., independent or non-blinded double-reading).

If you lock a man in a dark dungeon for his whole life and finally let him out, he may be blinded by the light, but that doesn't mean he lacks the faculty of sight; one day, he will see.

Many people who recall a golden age 30 or 40 years ago, when most newspapers and television stations were owned by small or family-owned companies, may be blinded by nostalgia.

By automatically relying on these assumptions and predictions, we may be blinded to possibilities and outcomes that we've not yet experienced.

It's full of so much technology and innovation that people may be blinded by the constant sight of trails being blazed.

Sit at the indoor patios of Alessa and 230 Forest and enjoy the fresh coastal breeze — but don't look out or you may be blinded by headlights or engulfed in a sea of grills.

The other danger is that if politicians merely assume that most Muslims have views that are moderate they may be blinding themselves to the scale of the challenge they face.

Abyssal crustaceans and fish may be blind.

Justice may be blind, but jurors sometimes see stars.

LOVE may be blind, but marriage can blindside you.

Love may be blind, but it is his love, and it is true to the death.