Sentence examples for really blind from inspiring English sources
"It was really blind trust on their part.
"When I really blow up, then I'm blind, really blind — blind with anger," he says.
"I'm not really blind," he jokes, "I just pretend for comic effect".
But is Mr. O'Neill really blind and deaf to Africa's needs?
Suspicious that Gianluca isn't really blind — he moves so confidently — Edward follows him one day and discovers that the boy is blind, all right, blind as a stone.
But we have to consider that, in every study setting, even prospective ones, which compares the radiographic results of SR and DR repair, the radiologist cannot be really blinded about the surgical technique.
And that man really was blind!
Sometimes they see nothing because they really are blind.
"If you rely on a country that doesn't have those things, you are really flying blind.
Henry V's wooing of Katherine is staged like a really sticky blind date, with the prince dropping the cutlery.
