Sentence examples for most blinkered from inspiring English sources

Even the most blinkered of Brexiteers cannot ignore the huge risk this poses to our economy".

Yet only the most blinkered of Allardyce's critics could argue that he has not nursed West Ham back to health.

Unlike China, even the most blinkered protectionist need not worry about a Russian flood of cheap, competitive manufactured exports weapons and vodka, perhaps, aside.

First, only the most blinkered liberal could deny that the terms of trade in the debate between freedom and order have become more favourable to the latter.

While they'll happily take it, only the most blinkered United fan would claim their side's win against Galatasaray at Old Trafford was not mired in good fortune.

Nearly four years later, even when allied bombers with the range and payload to do serious damage had become available in numbers, only the most blinkered disciples still believed claims that they could deliver a "knockout blow".

But with most coaches and blinkered commentators blaming the IRB for ruining the game, nothing happened.

Yet the drivers' visors will ensure that they see Las Vegas with the same tunnel vision as most visitors: the blinkered view of the city as a venue for artificially lit entertainment.

They can be, and often are, vain, self-obsessed, narrow and blinkered, but most have a genuine commitment to public service".

Obstacles remain in the road ahead – most notably, vested interests, blinkered ideology and political short-termism – but the IPCC has made it abundantly clear that the lack of available time means we must press on regardless and secure the rapid transition away from polluting fossil fuels and towards low-carbon, sustainable sources of energy.

They do not come across, for the most part, as hateful or blinkered people.