Sentence examples for that can blindside from inspiring English sources

The Brafman brothers use the word "sway" as a catchall term for a collection of irrational impulses that can blindside us in our careers.

In fact, many of the cardinal sins of financial excess seem to be part-and-parcel of the ETF business these days: extreme leverage, market manipulation and tax bills that can blindside unsuspecting investors, to name a few.

That can blindside investors.

"It's the worst thing that can happen to you as a lawyer," he said of being blindsided by inconvenient facts.

LOVE may be blind, but marriage can blindside you.

Yet the incident presaged a current criticism of Cheney: that he can be blindsided by insular decision-making.

And it is these two features — acceleration and inertia — that have blindsided us.

"Filters are something that totally blindsided me when I first started as a professor," Fendorf says.

His left arm slanting down underneath represented the collapse in car sales that had blindsided his industry.

Jeff gets Erinn to admit she fears being blindsided tonight, and Voldetool to admit that he is utterly confident that no blindside is about to occur.

Then on top of that there's stuff we never predicted, stuff that blindsided us.