Sentence examples for myopic point from inspiring English sources

Intentionally or not, "The Prisoner," which was directed by Mr. Tucker and his wife, Petra Epperlein, addresses the earlier movie's myopic point of view because this time out it's an Iraqi who dominates the camera, not an American.

"ABOUT 90% of the Chinese population is myopic," points out Andrea Guerra, chief executive of Luxottica, the world's biggest maker of shades and prescription glasses.

Not only is Ryan's idea of the root cause of economic malaise myopic; as Bouie points out, it's also beside the point.

Many people used to wonder how the world's leaders could be so myopic at various points in history — like during the Versailles Treaty or the turmoil of the 1930s.

First we solve our model in a myopic way at various points in time using the prevailing travel times respectively.

Okay, the abolition of national borders may seem far flung, particularly from the vantage point of the myopic political dialogue on immigration on Capitol Hill.

Furthermore we show the average solutions (solid line) obtained for the mDSM when using the myopic approach and optimizing each point in time independently.

As Malcolm Gladwell writes, Goliath may have been a giant, but the Bible narrative gives us clues to Goliath's physical weak points (e.g., myopic vision), and challenged traditional notions of strength.

The spheroequivalent refraction changed to the myopic side between these time points (0.54 D versus 0.37 D), but the difference did not reach statistical significance, and no significant correlation was detected between the SE value changes and the CCT value changes at different examination time points.

If you stare into one long enough, to the point where you become almost myopic, another face emerges that ­apparently ­represents your other self.

To analyze the effect of bilateral laser refractive surgery on fusional vergence amplitude and near point convergence in normal orthotropic myopic patients.