Sentence examples for worrying blind from inspiring English sources
And he identifies a worrying blind spot in Osborne when it comes to poverty, a tendency in both prime minister and chancellor to dismiss poor people negatively impacted by policy as '"not our voters".
And unlike official Russian history books, which talk mostly of the "Great Patriotic War" that started only when Hitler attacked the Soviet Union in 1941, he accepted September 1939 as the beginning of the conflict.Yet Mr Putin's remarks still reflect a worrying blind spot.
Paul Hackett, the institute's director, said the research also showed that Labour has "some worrying blind spots in its political geography".
You are in the game, with your child, not watching from the sideline, worried about blind spots, filled with worry and fear.
Will there ever be a day when we buy a car blind, not worrying about how it looks to us and others, just on the planet-friendly specs?
OT: Ryan Clady, Broncos Peyton Manning didn't have to worry about his blind side this season – even though there was almost never any tight end help on his blind side.
They worry about the blind faith placed in tests, and wonder if creativity must be a casualty of competency.
They often worried about going blind and having to live on their own.
Logic has failed... (Note to self: Logic never works with a dog owner. Remember the time at the softball game when that pit bull (or close cousin) started barking at you and the owner came over, "Don't worry he's blind.
The concern among urban planners is that short-term worries may blind city fathers to the long-term payoffs.
