Sentence examples for quite blind from inspiring English sources
"We were not quite blind, but we were way short for at least a few days".
"But that can make them quite blind to what is happening around them and how entrenched the P problem has become".
'I went to the doctor and said, "Am I utterly blind now?" And he said to me, "Yes, you're quite blind".
Red Bull's Mark Webber said: "It's quite blind on the apex so it's difficult for us to see the exact apex point and it just seems to be very, very slippery from apex to exit.
I also got my eyes tested and turns out I had been quite blind (with love) and now because of the glasses I can see (that I will never love again).
One doctor described herself as having been "quite blind as to what things cost and the limits of things", whereas after working within a rural hospital for a year she better understood how to allocate and work with scarce resources.
"One of the ways colleges are need-blind is they are quite literally blind to the neediest students and the conditions they're coming from," said Shamus Khan, an associate professor of sociology at Columbia University and the author of "Privilege: The Making of an Adolescent Elite at St. Paul's School".
It is quite clearly blind to the fact that one affects the other.
I made my first pass on not quite a blind curve, but a very near-sighted one.
