Sentence examples for somewhat blind from inspiring English sources
The prosecution is flying somewhat blind.
But apart from these clues, I'm going into this challenge somewhat blind.
"I knew that he was somewhat blind of spirit, but I didn't know he was also blind of sight".
The characteristics of these failures are still not well understood, hence, attempts at improving the implant fixation are somewhat blind and the failure rate remains high.
Currently they perform the procedure somewhat blind, using their sense of touch to determine when they have come in contact with the muscle wall.
Dr. Maisel said that the biliary stents are probably the best treatment option for many patients receiving them in various arteries but that the lack of rigorously collected data leaves patients and doctors somewhat blind to the extent of the risks and benefits.
"I want to at least change some people's mindset about rape culture and make them somewhat less blind to how real it is this day and age".
Economists say the shutdown is squelching important federal economic reports that have central bank policymakers somewhat flying blind about the true state of the recovery.
But Africa continues to be somewhat of a blind spot for the Trump administration.
Under guidelines approved last month, the mayor's portfolio will be managed somewhat like a blind trust, though he will have control of and access to certain investment decisions.
