Sentence examples for myopic mind from inspiring English sources

Therefore, for all you who take issue with the idea of Black History Month, hopefully the following will assist you in freeing your myopic mind.

Accusing the victims of being "scumbags and idiots" is myopic.

British shoppers know that the limited assortment discounters [Aldi and Lidl] are cheaper than the superstores and to focus only on matching prices of the big four is simply myopic to our minds.

What would they say about the current predicament of income inequality, fueled in-part by corporations that have keen minds but myopic hearts?

But Ms. Horan makes a point of keeping the children at a distance, mirroring her subjects' myopic if tormented state of mind.

Although these differences were relatively small (mean −1.64±4.30 µm), this has to be kept in mind when CRT of myopic eyes of the same individuals are compared.

Too many Big Ideas have hung around Latin America for decades -- fantasies, sprung from the minds of Latin demagogues and myopic United States policy makers alike.

Mr. Schwartz, a former schoolteacher, is quick to acknowledge that these days he has become a myopic voter, with only one thing on his mind: his wife's non-Hodgkin's lymphoma.

After Japan's initial military successes, previously contemptuous outsiders changed their minds: "From being a bandy kneed, myopic, oriental midget in Western eyes, the Japanese soldier was suddenly transformed into an invincible, courageous superman".

In that light, proclamations that Sandy would change minds or stir national interest appear myopic.

Fincher visualized the narrator's perspective through a "mind's eye" view and structured a myopic framework for the film audiences.