Sentence examples for seems blind from inspiring English sources

The trouble is, the Asiatic head seems blind.

George wears glittering glasses; Gilbert seems blind as a mole.

There are characters, notably an evangelist and a jailer, to whose stereotypes the playwright seems blind.

To his imperfections, which are grave and irredeemable, Isabel alone seems blind, and she consents to marry him.

Yes, Morris is likable, even if he seems blind to the angry, undefined sexuality bubbling murderously beneath his consciousness.

As a result, Hallinan seems blind to the very real concerns of Americans about the safety of their streets.

Thailand's anything-goes ethos, most recently spotlighted in the Hollywood film "The Hangover Part II," is coupled with a deep-seated hospitality that often seems blind to a foreigner's background and appearance.

"We had a lot of hope for him as governor, and he seems blind to the fact that we're in a recession," said the group's executive director, Mark Dunlea.