blinkered's Usage Examples:

you have to adopt their attitudes towards everything, which are kind of blinkered.

The three nuns were a product of their blinkered times; their teachings concentrated mainly on catechism.

I was blinkered by my record company.

that make the contemporary-art adventures of many larger museums look blinkered, timid and hidebound.

"IPCC too blinkered and corrupt to save".

for his book are the beliefs that British generalship was incompetent, blinkered and reactionary and that the military justice system was unfair.

In 2015, the street was designed to be blinkered to the only pass in the both directions (on the length from Przy Bażantarni.

It is not a nostalgic look back in blinkered pleasure.

[3] Don't be blinkered to the cruelty of racing, The Guardian, 18 November 2005.

the gravity of ideas, which leaves the narrative to drift along in the blinkered consciousness of a pot haze.

" Such an investigator finds him- or herself blinkered by their own linguistic frame of reference.

Chayko 31 July 2016 (2016-07-31) 514,000 The consequences of Danny's blinkered determination play out, as a moment of rage risks ending a fond friendship.

Despite being protective and doting on her family, Mo is not blinkered to their faults, even in a rare moment supporting Pat in her decision.

"Why is the left so blinkered to Islamic extremism?".

Record Mirror, Arthur said of the song, "It's about people who are too blinkered to see what's staring them in the face, too stubborn to accept the truth.

But they are also blinkered, they can only look for political secrets.

d'être is Peter Sellers, back in brilliant form as six variations on blinkered authority, including Hitler and a De Gaulle-ish French general, but particularly.

symptomatic of these ills: amateurishly planned, poorly executed, and born of a blinkered, reactionary mindset.

In its response Snapdeal said that the USTR report "reflected a blinkered and flawed view of the world that not only fails to make a distinction.

Synonyms:

flasher; light source; light;

Antonyms:

brighten; rational; perceptive; sighted;