Sentence examples for myopic attitude from inspiring English sources

This myopic attitude (on both sides) does a great disservice to an individual and society.

Despite evidence of a myopic attitude towards risk, there have been plenty of recent examples of that in the finance industry too.

I know that this is the backbone of drama gold, and that – by the by – it's this is the same myopic attitude that prevents soap operas being accepted as one of the biggest cultural treasures we possess.

That same year she told reporters: "London's not a white city, so why should our catwalks be so white?" In an interview with the Guardian in 2013, she addressed fashion industry's myopic attitude to race once again: "The people who control the industry … say if you have a black face on a magazine cover it won't sell, but there's no real evidence for that".

I feel it is a myopic attitude to push only this route.

The strident and sometimes myopic attitude about security that some of Israel's most passionate supporters hold to tightly reflects a simple reality that for many in the Jewish world, 'never again' must primarily mean "never again to us".

Otherwise she was not impressed, calling the book a, "fair example of the myopic Western attitudes that helped create the problem it describes".

But from his three appearances on the show to date – in which he has riffed on his outsider status to critique myopic American attitudes to international affairs (including a lack of understanding of Africa, and Boko Haram's motivations) – it's clear that he'll bring a fresh perspective from which to satirise domestic and world events.

Or perhaps those of us who wonder if we've seen this story a fair few times before will ultimately find ourselves cast as real-life Miles Dysons, myopic disbelievers whose lax attitudes helped usher in the terrifying age of the robots.

Trump's Darwinian attitude toward trade is equally myopic.

QUESTION FROM TED: What is Mark's attitude towards Google from a competitive perspective (re: myopic)?