Sentence examples for out of blindness from inspiring English sources

But a central paradox of "Lear," one that English teachers are fond of explaining, is that out of blindness comes illumination.

Margalit points out that this type of blindness means people look through others or ignore them as though they were not there, and is a key element of anti-colonial literature [15].

We also find out what people who are cured of blindness see.

8 P.M. (Nickelodeon) OUT OF SIGHT: HOW BLIND KIDS SEE THE WORLD In this edition of "Nick News With Linda Ellerbee" children describe the challenges and opportunities of living in blindness.

During initial assessment the teacher needs to find out from the learner about their degree of blindness and what resources they can access.

So, we had better break out of victory blindness -- that hazy, heady whirl people are experiencing after one man on the Supreme Court sided with us (while he sides with the right on issues of equality for other groups), making us believe we've arrived when in fact we're still hated by enough people for this to happen.

I'm fond of pointing out blindness is a low incidence disability.

In addition, the incidences of blindness are rare, with only 50 out of 23 million Viagra users.

That rules out anyone with glaucoma, one of the most common causes of blindness, as this damages the optic nerve that carries signals to the brain.

José Saramago's Blindness is frequently pointed out as one of the best 20th-century novels in world literature, and it tells the story of a sudden epidemic of blindness in Lisbon.

Then a sort of blindness set in.