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But their secular society may have blinded them to some people's religious sensitivities.

Hamlin did her best to sketch a decent likeness, but the goggles and the beard may have blinded her to the subtleties of his facial features.

The elite law schools have for decades been overwhelmingly liberal, Professor Schuck said, and that may have blinded professors to problems with their arguments.

But once he started to succeed, his ego may have blinded him to the need for a second more collaborative or consensual phase.

On Wednesday, some friends of Mr. Stevens suggested that his faith in his bond with the people of Benghazi may have blinded him to the dangers there.

"The wave of enthusiasm for a solution that would preserve LICH may have blinded many to a more sinister purpose to seize its assets and dismantle the hospital".

While Christian Grey may have blind-folded Anastasia Steele in the Fifty Shades of Grey trailer, Three in A Shed goes one step further.

This issue is particularly relevant to those of us in any dominant group, who may have blind spots about the issues facing people with different backgrounds than us.

Regeni's good intentions may also have blinded him to how his actions could have been interpreted.

The company's roots may also have blinded it to how Apple had made software, not hardware, the defining feature of smartphones.

The men who have become gods will pose austerely before the popping flashbulbs of news photographs, and there will be few to consider -- so deep is the mind-set of an age -- whether the desire to link life to matter may not have blinded us to the more remarkable characteristics of both.