Sentence examples for must be blind from inspiring English sources

Free speech and academic freedom must be blind to politics.

But they must be blind not to see the pitfalls ahead too.

"In future art shows, whenever someone grumbles that, 'The jurors must be blind,' well, now they might be right".

As soon as "Born Free", his campaign song, began to thunder from the loudspeakers ("Wild like an untamed stallion if you can't see my heart you must be blind") the candidate strode into the room, followed by a photogenic selection of family members and congressmen.

The Supreme Court missed an opportunity on Wednesday night to remind the American public that, while justice must be blind, the justices are not blind to the needs of the American people — and of a capital defendant who would die without having gotten reasons or answers.

we did some more songs; recorded one for a Kenneth Nager benefit comp that I think never came out; recorded one for Wim Wenders' THE PALERMO SHOOTING; recorded a cover of Gene Watson's "Love in the Hot Afternoon" which came out on a comp to benefit musicians in New Orleans; and we just released a single of two songs, "Life In Muscle" and "Must Be Blind" earlier this year.

Now the eye of the mischief must be blinded completely and gouged out, and this can be done by illuminating the events behind the scenes".

To maintain internal validity i) randomization is critical, ii) cluster randomization is often needed to deal with contamination issues, and iii) data collection and data analysis must be blinded whenever possible since standard double-blind strategies are often not possible.

In some studies, patients in the control group may also receive the CGM system but these data must be blinded to nurses and clinicians and not used for glucose regulation; these studies will be also eligible for our meta-analysis.

In his essay "How Tracy Austin Broke My Heart," David Foster Wallace wonders if "those who receive and act out the gift of athletic genius must, perforce, be blind and dumb about it — and not because blindness and dumbness are the price of the gift, but because they are its essence".

As rough a biological classification as race may be, doctors must not be blind to its clinical implications.