Sentence examples for near-blind from inspiring English sources

Bleary-eyed and near-blind with anticipation, I would rip them open and scan frenetically for key words.

But the blind and near-blind in the school had other things to think about than race.

Mr. Sumlin has been nicknamed "the mayor" by his Totowa neighbors because he frequently stops to chat during daily walks with his near-blind, diabetic miniature schnauzer, Rocky.

Occasionally, though, you encounter an artist whose palette is so distinctive that you'd have to be near-blind to miss it.

And rather than being near-blind and reliant on smell, which is the general perception, they in fact have advanced sight.

As Baker notes in his introduction, Pulitzer was near-blind when color illustrations were introduced: "The more his own sight dimmed, the more imploringly colorful his paper became".

You have to be darn near blind to have him fifth.

So in this sense, Mr Magoo was a perfect rendering of daily events in the life of the near blind.

He would have found the nearest blind ally, but still.

The final scene, however, transitioned slowly from greyscale to a near blinding palette of beachside colors.

Men looking up, near blinded, at the star, saw that a black disc was creeping across the light.