Sentence examples for rather myopic from inspiring English sources

In hindsight, of course, I can appreciate that my view of the relationship was rather myopic.

It's a rather myopic examination of the middle-management woes and culture of job protectionism that is harming Microsoft's ability to truly create.

49th over: New Zealand 160-1 Giles carries on his spectacle-free (that's unimpressive, rather than myopic) spell.

To use Levi's words, our goals may be "myopic" rather than "messianic" (Levi 1985): the particular target that we wish to hit in the course of our inquiry has to be redefined "locally," relative to each cognitive problem situation.

This is how capitalism dies--not with a revolution--but rather vitiated by rentiers, increasingly myopic and addicted like a junkie to the high of wealth accumulation.

Married couples who have gotten hardwired in their dance of hurtfulness can, sadly, become so myopic that they would rather be right than happy".

Rather, they are the result of myopic policies supported by business interests and legislators who benefit disproportionately from the status-quo.

Olivier Assayas's film involves the death of a middle-aged man, but the treatment concentrates on myopic egos and changing relationships rather than morbidity or pain.

Rather than bailing out Fuld and his myopic colleagues, who had failed to heed Paulson's warnings that they needed to raise more capital during the summer, the Treasury and the Fed decided to let Lehman go under and damn the consequences.

The tactic blasted on Capitol Hill allowed Enron to show liabilities as being from its trading operations, where myopic analysts could more easily ignore them, rather than as general debts.

But many of those who live in London or the south-east, which includes pretty much all MPs, who had the sort of jobs that enabled them to buy houses – when they were still homes for people to live in rather than an international asset – are as comfortably off, myopic and self-absorbed as Morrissey.