Sentence examples for vulnerable blind from inspiring English sources
Even at a moment of historic crisis, Trump can't shake his bully's instincts: disdain those who you think are weak; home in on and mock the vulnerable; blind yourself to the realities of your own circumstances and character; and pretend that a brawl will make it all better, despite the certainty that it won't.
The newly hatched young are vulnerable, blind, and hairless, and are fed by the mother's milk.
Research studies [20, 25] suggest that challenge questions can be vulnerable to blind, focused and informed guessing attacks by adversaries, acquaintances, friends and colleagues.
Yet if we do not have this critical analysis of hope, we may move into the future with a rather large and vulnerable cultural blind spot.
Many historians argue – with some merit — that, by wasting precious days at Carlisle and Hanover, Stuart left Lee vulnerable and virtually blind regarding the strength and location of the Union Army that awaited him at Gettysburg.
She describes the hotels as a lifeline, particularly for the most vulnerable, who are completely blind, like herself.
It was very scary – we support people in the community regardless of race, people who are blind, disabled, vulnerable – and worried that there was a risk to those in the centre, so we shut".
As the security-focused Twitter user @SwiftOnSecurity deftly explained, the change was "blinding the vulnerable".
Of the deaf child in detention who was bashed during the "vulnerable time" he was momentarily blinded after being moved from an area of harsh light to a dark corridor.
But with or without a dog, a blind person is more vulnerable to attack.
