Sentence examples for rather blind from inspiring English sources

And individual European countries have followed a rather blind policy of cuts to aid and assistance to developing nations, of pay-to-go schemes for resident migrant workers and of push-backs of migrants and asylum seekers in the Mediterranean, towards Libya.

The interpretation of such results is rather blind relative to a possible inhomogeneous internal performance.

"Back then we were just happy that my husband was given the opportunity to work at a renowned institute in the UK," elucidates Mrs Verstegen about their rather blind decision to emigrate.

Because those who were narrow-minded and wearing religious horse-blinds, would rather blind themselves, than allow others to see.

Further, we also suggest this kind of combined study of OCT and electrode study could act as a combined tool in direct visualization of the electrode penetration studies used in electrophysiology where rather blind penetrations of the electrodes are usually done [ 17].

An obvious disadvantage of our strategy is that it is rather blind in assessing monosaccharide stereoisomers, type of linkages, anomeric configurations, and glycan branching, which still would require dedicated glycan analysis by NMR spectroscopy, LC combined with exoglycosidases, and methylation analysis or MS/MS.

From there I went to Etta James' I'd Rather Go Blind.

We used to ask: would we rather be blind or deaf?

I said I'd rather be blind, even though I was scared of it.

A dose of realism rather than blind optimism garnered from deeds of the past would help as well.

Yet in songs like "I'd Rather Go Blind," she has to watch helplessly as another woman captures her man.