Sentence examples for practically blind from inspiring English sources

He's practically blind; his glasses are an inch thick.

He was practically blind and not opposed to having more drink than he should.

People used to think rats were practically blind; now we know that their visual abilities are pretty advanced.

While we were practically blind, the dome gave us the opportunity to stretch our imaginations with its different 'enclosures' and experiences.

Since the rhinoceros is practically blind but has better olfactory senses, it is vital that the animal not pick up the smell of a nearby human.

Whenever he orders tickets, he explains that he has to sit in the first rows because his mother is practically blind.

Behind Praia da Joaquina are massive sand dunes of Saharan proportion and, even though the wind whipped up the sand so fiercely it practically blinded them, the team was determined to go sandboarding.

The sky was so bright and cheering along the coast of New Jersey on Sunday that it practically blinded some beachgoers like Seth Theriault to the fact that they had chosen quite possibly the worst week of the summer to get away from the city.

While the U.S. Department of Labor forecasts an outlook that's bright, with faster-than-average job generation, the American Welding Society says the future is practically blinding: hundreds of thousands of welding positions are and will continue to open over the next several years.

With a bit of modge podge or rubber cement, your box can be practically blinding.

The lives of tens of millions of people and the health care system itself are in the hands of senators who are practically flying blind.