Sentence examples for willingly blind from inspiring English sources
Domestic and euro zone politicians bear much of the blame, but if lenders had not been so willingly blind, the country would not have been able to borrow mountains of debt and Greeks would not have become accustomed to an unaffordable lifestyle.
Which is fine getting drunk is great but appropriating a culture in such a cartoonish, willingly blind way points to something more troubling than that hangover you'll have in the morning.
We are now a nation that has willingly blinded ourselves to our leaders' destructive illogic, when reasoned compromise and inclusive thinking are so critically needed.
Some students said the adults around them willingly turned a blind eye to the problem.
UA and its police force willingly turn a blind eye to the blatant and widespread violation of the university's no alcohol policy in a rare showing of pragmatism.
But I willingly turn a blind eye to all that.
The song describes how people are willingly turned into blind religious followers who mindlessly do whatever they are told.
It isn't exactly a secret that some Medicaid money winds up in unqualified hands, but it was surprising to see how willingly minor officials turned a blind eye and, in some cases, even offered advice on how to game the system.
The State remains attached to its victim-hood too blind to see that it has willingly become the victimizer.
This debut crime novel, a hit in Britain, is laced with blind alleys; Ms. Lupton is an agreeable manipulator, guiding us down every last one, our suspicions willingly, pleasingly swerving from suspect to suspect.
