Love, however, proves blind in this latest Complicite piece that combines two works by Jun'ichiro¯ Tanizaki: an essay on aesthetics and shadows, and his 1933 story about the sadomasochistic relationship between a blind woman, Shun-kin, and her servant lover, Sasuke.
I proved to be blind to the distinction between the colors red and green, willing to steer for the Guerrière and glory but unable to read the signal flags.
The main issue in the trial revolves around whether Mr. Katz and Mr. Wilpon acted in good faith in dealing with Mr. Madoff, or whether Mr. Picard can prove they were "willfully blind" to the fraud and therefore acted in bad faith.
A lawyer for the team's owners argued to Rakoff that Picard's evidence fell far short of proving that the men were willfully blind to any possible evidence or warnings about Madoff.
While we hold fast to the notion that an evidence-based kernel must have peer-reviewed publication showing experimentally proven results, we are not blind to the fact that many kernels listed in this publication have more than chance analogue in the wisdom traditions of cultures to influence the behavior of relatives, mates, and neighbors.
Such silence, according to conservatives and even some liberals, only proves that the party of the New Deal is blind to the political danger of visible self-indulgence.
These students not only received important work experience and proved to employers that blind and visually impaired people can be successful employees, but also learned about the importance of giving back to the community.
To win a conviction, prosecutors have to prove a taxpayer knew or, in some cases, was "willfully blind" to the fact that a scheme was fraudulent.
Recruitment was carried out blind to avoid possible recruitment bias if the response rate proved to be low – as it was in some villages.
But color blind, for Thomas, is not blind to race.
