How To Use Blinded In A Sentence
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Orphaned and blinded from childhood, he became an ascetic freethinker and materialist.
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He is blinded and befogged by two things: (1) his (i.e. their) aristocratism, and again (2) his satisfaction in splendour and get-up, provided it is attached to moral greatness.
Cyropaedia
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The criminals were punished and blinded
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Sixteen hours later, cells from both groups were subjected to OGD for 6 hrs, fixed under hypoxia, the nuclei were Hoechst-stained and then scored (in a blinded fashion) for presence of either a normal vs pyknotic / mis-shapen / condensed morphology.
PLoS ONE Alerts: New Articles
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Sam instantly dislikes the man and sees him for a worthless, no-good bounder, but Ellen is blinded by her need to be part of an extended family unit.
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Tonks's patients are joined by amputees, the shellshocked, the blinded, the wheelchairbound.
The Times Literary Supplement
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The blinkered tendency to derive all-encompassing, universal answers has dumbed down semantic questions, eclipsed interpretative discussion and blinded scholarship to the ways in which context could cook up hermeneutic content.
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To prevent say our wits being blinded or blasted by the unaccommodated nuclear glare of Reality.
Archive 2007-02-01
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Another pair of wings momentarily blinded her, and every bird that had occupied the tree suddenly left in a rush, loud chirrups marking their way.
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He scrambled to the floor and was about to dive under the bed when the door swung inwards and the light from the corridor blinded him for a moment.
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This graphical procedure can be repeated, without becoming blinded by lists of numbers.
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A woman who is so much exalted above what she can deserve, has reason to be terrified, were she to marry the complimenter (even could she suppose him so blinded by his passion as not to be absolutely insincere) to think of the height she must fall from in his opinion, when she has put it into his power to treat her but as what she is.
Sir Charles Grandison
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She turned when she heard the throng of girls scream and giggle and was almost blinded by camera flashes.
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His body was found very close to it, but he had obviously been blinded by the blizzard.
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He was too puffed up with his own importance, too blinded by vanity to accept their verdict on him.
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They became a menace after most people were blinded in a meteor shower.
Times, Sunday Times
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Lundberg noted the "slavocracy was not terminated .... for moral reasons; it committed suicide for political and economic reasons, blinded by simple greed and vaingloriousness, and long after slavery was abolished in most places elsewhere.
Reviewing Ferdinand Lundberg's "Cracks in the Constitution"
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The soldier was blinded in the explosion.
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Unfortunately, we did not anticipate the importance of observer bias, and we did not arrange for third party blinded observation.
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The tragedy of soldiers blinded by war is an emotive issue seldom aired in public.
Times, Sunday Times
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He replaced his brother Vladimir Rassate, who was deposed and blinded on the orders of their father Boris I, for his efforts to reconvert the country to paganism.
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People in the UK are so blinded by the term charity number that they instantly think no number you must be a scam.
Army Rumour Service
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In the process, the patient is willfully blinded to the conduct that inevitably causes his misery in the first place.
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Blinded in his right eye just after birth when a midwife rinsed his eyes with a contaminated fluid, Mr. Jordan was the smallest and sickliest of 15 children born to migrant farm worker parents.
Esteban 'Steve' Jordan, virtuoso accordionist, dies at 71
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The attack blinded Bahrami, who sought to have authorities render the ancient punishment of "an eye for an eye" in accordance with Islamic law.
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At that moment, there came a terrible white flash, brighter than the Sun, which temporarily blinded me.
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If I don't mind skipping the boniest bits and it's clear from the abundant length of the otherwise eeny teeny patches on my ankle bones that I don't, I feel safe engaging in shaving even while totally blinded from clenching my eyes shut against a shampoo sting invasion.
Ten Fears, Mostly Unfounded
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Diners must sign a disclaimer recommending ‘protective gloves and eye wear’ - but even sweating testers in safety gear were blinded by tears for 30 minutes.
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Some are willfully blind, some are blinded by their immersion in backwaters of popular culture dominated by the likes of Coulter or O'Reilly or Limbaugh.
Balkinization
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We heard arrant nonsense from him, who wanders around the country in a daze, blinded by his own incompetence.
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Sheriff was blinded by a German mortar bomb seven hours after he parachuted in 1944.
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The statistician who did the analysis was blinded to group and treatment.
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He was suddenly blinded by an intense burst of light from the doorway.
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Swept along half the length of an aisle by the terror-stricken women, she had broken her way back through the rout and quickly caught the light-blinded visitant in a clothes basket.
CHAPTER XIV
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And in the Republic, -- "By each of these disciplines, a certain organ of the soul is both purified and reanimated, which is blinded and buried by studies of another kind; an organ better worth saving than ten thousand eyes, since truth is perceived by this alone.
Representative Man (1850)
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That was simplistic and it blinded people to the many good things he did with the England squad.
Times, Sunday Times
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Kaltag could not feel the importance of this call, for he was blinded with anticipation.
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Although blinded in childhood, he had qualified as a lawyer and become a senator for Oklahoma.
Times, Sunday Times
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His silver armor blinded her for a moment as it glinted brightly in the sunlight.
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An old woman, hopelessly blinded by glaucoma, and her daughter sit together.
Times, Sunday Times
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A blinded clinician conducts interviews with patient and caregiver.
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They were not blinded to the defects of Western society.
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After randomization, a physician blinded to the group allocation evaluated the patients for contraindication to HBO therapy.
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Dozens of people were wounded and blinded by flying glass.
Times, Sunday Times
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GFP-positive neurons were processed and scored (in a blinded fashion) for having either a normal vs a pyknotic / mis-shapen / condensed morphology.
PLoS ONE Alerts: New Articles
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Some of the patients in the control group who did not achieve resolution of the wart following the placebo injection were unblinded and given Candida antigen injections.
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But attempts to quell the unrest were hampered as officers were blinded with laser pens.
The Sun
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But he knew the voice was lying, blinded by prejudice and the blood of his family which had been so freely spilt.
WALL GAMES
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Another team were being lashed by bracken fronds and splashed with water as they tried to cross the beck while blinded by blackened goggles.
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Even to conversation and acted plays, he gave an inattentive ear, instincts incapable of clear expression deafened him and blinded him; he was Milton’s lion35 rising up, pawing out of the earth, but unlike that lion, stuck half-way.
Collected Works of W. B. Yeats Volume III Autobiographies
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The father was blinded by rage and had nothing but a stare that was glaring with hate for what he believed had happened.
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Both the camera man and the film editor who saw the unblurred footage blinded themselves immediately afterwards.
Tallulah Morehead: Survivor 21: Infants vs Senior Citizens : Jeff Probst and the 7 Dwarfed-Intellects.
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Both books feature fighters blinded in one eye due to gloves having padding illegally removed.
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His arsonous rhetoric against Israel so blinded the attentions in its blaze that no one could see the valiant journalists and intellectuals who were arrested for criticizing him for diverting much needed funds at home to Hamas and Hezballah.
Roya Hakakian: The Feast and Famine of Iran Coverage in U.S. Media
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Dillyn was almost blinded by the dazzling whiteness of the spotless floors and walls.
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A single blinded, randomized, controlled, prospective study was performed at St. Paul's Sinus Center, Vancouver, a tertiary referral rhinology center.
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It blinded me with details of how many of its clients were looking for a car just like mine.
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A caller reported kids throwing leaves at passing cars on McGee Drive, saying she was ‘momentarily blinded’ by obstructed view from the leaves.
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- Create an awarenes for the blinded world, not in an incapacitant way, but in a positive and stimulating approach, in which the blind invite us to enter into his world of references and codes.
Archive 2008-07-01
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He pulled the mask forward slowly, relying for his protection on Forster while he was temporarily blinded.
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That the situation could have been allowed to reach such a point in Brazil, the country of "amiability" and "non-violence in politics" should prompt any leaders not yet entirely blinded by the "battle against subversion" to try to save their country's reputation.
Torture in Brazil
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Her anxiety had blinded her to the fact that his stubbornness was a direct result of hers.
Christianity Today
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As a military official, he's incompetent, and as a character who should engage our sympathy, he's a total failure, blinded by his own megalomania and quest for historic recognition at any cost.
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The old Method bruiser plays a former military man who blinded himself in a silly prank but remains an arrogant bully.
Times, Sunday Times
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She had ridden all day, blinded by her anger, and the horse, Bainín, was white with lather.
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He was used to getting his own way and was so enraged that he was blinded to the consequences of his actions.
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Blinded by the sight I tried hard not to stare and fixed my gaze on something out of the window.
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The smell was of boiling sulphur and choking grey dust, and the blistering heat burnt his face, and soon the ash cloud blinded him too, but still he was not scared.
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He got about two steps towards the doors before they banged open and the room was blinded with light.
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He had a round, red, sun-seared face that he screwed up in a perpetual squint, as if blinded by his own blondness.
Day of Honey
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But it was recently found that some ham manufacturers here were so blinded by greed that they spread dichlorvos, a pesticide, on the ham so that flies would be kept off it.
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Republic, — “By each of these disciplines a certain organ of the soul is both purified and reanimated which is blinded and buried by studies of another kind; an organ better worth saving than ten thousand eyes, since truth is perceived by this alone.”
Representative Men
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His sense of loyalty blinded him to the truth.
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The blinded Cyclops at the cave exit feels the emerging animals, under whose bellies Odysseus and his followers are clinging.
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How oftenare my eyes so blinded by fear or pain that when He speaks, I mistake Him for the yardman?
24/7/365
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The noise grows louder and she is blinded by the headlights of a black limousine, which is hurtling towards her.
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She is blinded by his charm and she's doing these things that she normally would never do.
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Herebie may such as altogither be not blinded plainlie see, that God, by his sentence, hath deiected all woman frome empire and dominion aboue man.
The First Blast of the Trumpet Against the Monstrous Regiment of Women.
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Dean, you're blinded by shiny objects and run-of-the-mill U.S. schoolbook history tracts.
A Priori (Jack Bog's Blog)
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It blinded Willie and trickled down inside the collar of his mackintosh.
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Her charm blinded me to her faults.
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His ideas gave passion to his life - and blinded him to the actualities around him.
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the glare of the sun snow-blinded her
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We trot along in a whirlwind of dust, blinded, bewildered, jolted, we cling to the bar of the cacolet, shut our eyes, laugh and groan.
Sac-Au-Dos 1907
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Aspirin, in a dosage of 125 mg daily, reduced active-infection days by nearly 50 percent in a small, unblinded pilot study.
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Five research assistants, blinded to the type of glove material, tested stressed and unstressed gloves for barrier effectiveness.
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The explosion blinded him in the right eye.
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In The Eye she plays a famous concert violinist who was blinded in a childhood tragedy.
Times, Sunday Times
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They became a menace after most people were blinded in a meteor shower.
Times, Sunday Times
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Sometimes you realize what's happening, but usually you don't, cause you're too blinded by the flashing lights of the filmstrip.
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This delusion has deformed British cinema for decades, and largely blinded us to our other identity as Europeans.
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A man blinded in one eye by a samurai sword attack in Kidbrooke was the victim of mistaken identity, a court has heard.
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The sudden bright lights in his eyes blinded him.
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I cried as I admitted that I was so selfish that I was blinded to the fact that Will had needed my help all along.
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This man tells us he was blinded after a bombing raid by Sudanese aircraft.
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In their valuation of the distribution of grace, theologians distinguish somewhat sharply between ordinary sinners (among whom they include habitual and relapsing sinners) and those sinners whose intellect is blinded, and whose heart is hardened, the so-called obdurate sinners (obcaecati et indurati, impaenitentes).
The Catholic Encyclopedia, Volume 6: Fathers of the Church-Gregory XI
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Jesus said that one must be born again (recreated/remade/recapitulated) before they can even see the kingdom of God, because they are dead to it, blinded by sin, unable to perceive.
Augustine vs. Pelagius Part Two - Grace, Salvation, and Redemption | Heretical Ideas Magazine
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However, he was blinded to all other clinical and demographic data for this investigation.
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The second guard was kneeling on the floor, his hands clasped over his eyes, temporarily blinded by the explosion.
ALASTAIR MCLEAN'S 'NIGHT WATCH'
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Unfortunately, we did not anticipate the importance of observer bias, and we did not arrange for third party blinded observation.
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It is the story of Samson, the mighty warrior who was betrayed by his lover, and then blinded and imprisoned by his enemies, the Philistines.
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Leaving home without my “sweat rag” is disastrous, as it often leaves me blinded from the salty sweat trailing through my ineffective eyebrows and into my eyes.
Archive 2008-08-01
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Hojer et al. 14 — a randomized, double blinded, placebo-controlled trial of 105 patients admitted with suspected drug overdosage.
Flumanazil
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It is easy to be blinded by the brilliance of that balmy Melbourne night.
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He felt a gush of liquid over his already misting eyes, blood, tears, he didn't know what except that it stung and blinded.
CASCADES - THE DAY OF THE DEAD
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During my journey into work this morning I was almost blinded by the relative colourfulness and brightness of London.
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He was blinded by glaucoma two years ago and is one of eight blind or partially sighted waiters trained to help diners through their meals.
The Sun
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OBJECTIVE: A prospective randomized unblinded controlled trial was conducted by comparing acellular dermis with temporalis fascia as graft materials in tympanoplasty (type 1) in terms of operative time, postoperative pain, graft success rate, and audiologic outcome.
Medlogs - Recent stories
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METHODS: Ten patients with type 1 diabetes and diabetic gastroparesis, including one patient who had undergone vagotomy, were included and completed the investigator blinded crossover trial.
Discussion Forum - TuDiabetes
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He was blinded by the smoke.
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The study was not "blinded" - in other words, subjects, and their doctors, knew what treatments they were getting.
Arab Times Kuwait English Daily
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The dust kicked up in her face blinded her and clogged up her throat.
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Valerie is blinded by her presumptions to the true answers to any of these questions.
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As far as I can see, though, no one has really developed such a framework at the very time it's needed - so blinded have the left been by the nostrums of neo-liberal "no alternativism" in macro-economic policy.
Larvatus Prodeo
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Next, an unexpected visit from W. He wants to see the turducken, so I open the range, and we are blinded by smoke!
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Whoever slew a hart or hind was to be blinded.
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However, those blinded by love may feel that Pink Pink Fizz's ripe, lively, appley, inoffensive cava bubbly is not highbrow enough for their tastes, in which case champagne's the thing.
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Platonic ephebe and a Byronic 'Prisoner of Chillon', each blinded by the light of truth or of freedom.
A Tour of the Sceptic
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Conversely, the U.S. perspective is described as focussing "obsessively on whether Iran is developing nuclear weapons .... blinded by worst-case scenarios, which happens not to be Tehran's preferred scenario.
The Devil We Know - Book Review
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Sir Ambrose rose up in considerable dismay at a clatter above his head which half blinded him with pulvilio and scattered feathers.
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Unfortunately, we did not anticipate the importance of observer bias, and we did not arrange for third party blinded observation.
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Their rose-tinted glasses blinded them to what was really going on in the country.
Times, Sunday Times
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The old Method bruiser plays a former military man who blinded himself in a silly prank but remains an arrogant bully.
Times, Sunday Times
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Cheney is gaming conservatives who, blinded by racism and hared, will believe any lie tossed their way like a starving dog thrown a bone.
White House forcefully responds to Cheney
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All at once he was borne back in a tide that made rustly noises through his armor, while a fog of dry white motes blinded him.
The Clique
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But in 1944, Norman returned to action by taking part in D-Day plus one, in which he was wounded in the face and nearly blinded.
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Unfortunately, we did not anticipate the importance of observer bias, and we did not arrange for third party blinded observation.
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When he came into the barn from the brilliant sunlight outside, he was momentarily blinded.
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Blinded at the age of three in an accident with a sharp awl or knife when he was playing with the tools in his father's workshop, he would never have any memory of being sighted.
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Study personnel were unblinded to subject assignment.
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There's a swoopy, somewhat incongruous Frank Gehry building in Millennium Park in Chicago," says a famous architecture critic who wishes to remain nameless for fear of being perceived as a revolting, disgusting philistine who ought to be hanged, drawn, quartered and then shot, but only after being blinded and flayed alive.
An Architect's Blueprint for Overexposure
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Dozens of people were wounded and blinded by flying glass.
Times, Sunday Times
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St Dunstan's charity, which looks after servicemen and women blinded in the service of their country, organised the event.
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The crash happened after drivers were blinded by a mixture of fog and thick black smoke.
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Unblinded assessment of outcome in multiple sclerosis trials can result in overestimates of the effect of treatment on progression of disease.
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This was the reason why he had blinded himself originally, due to the shame that he was so blind and ignorant of these mistakes.
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Her anxiety had blinded her to the fact that his stubbornness was a direct result of hers.
Christianity Today
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He got back in the car even though he was nearly killed and partially blinded by a wreck in 1994.
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He stopped to wipe away the excrement, which blinded his eyes and coated his lips.
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Unfortunately, we did not anticipate the importance of observer bias, and we did not arrange for third party blinded observation.
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Jack, thy wit being blinded, and full of gross vapors, by reason of the perturbations of fear (which, like anger, is a short madness, and raises in the phantasy vain spectres, — videlicet, of sharks and Spaniards), mistakes our lucidity.
Westward Ho!
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The old Method bruiser plays a former military man who blinded himself in a silly prank but remains an arrogant bully.
Times, Sunday Times
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Before they could reach the Ghul, the enemy had slain his steed and taken him prisoner; but they ceased not to charge the Infidels, till the day grew dark for dust and eyes were blinded, and the sharp sword clanged while firm stood the valiant cavalier and destruction overtook the faint-heart in his fear; till the Moslems were amongst the Paynims like a white patch on a black bull. —
The Book of The Thousand Nights And A Night
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They were charging just as quickly, also blinded by chaos.
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They and their predecessors have even done the same time after time, but most of them are historyless and just blinded by their own power or ideologic dreams about an abstract future, yes, then they forget the big pendulum of history that always returns, because it is the same people, the same human characters that make the mess every time.
_Politik
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Twelve years later, despite a life term without parole, Horton received a weekend furlough, during which he knifed, blinded, and gagged a man in Maryland, raped his fiancée, and stole their car.
Deconstructing Obama
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Burnley Crown Court heard Mr Cook, who works in computers, suffered a break to his retina and feared waking up blinded.
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He was blinded by glaucoma two years ago and is one of eight blind or partially sighted waiters trained to help diners through their meals.
The Sun
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Their eyes are blinded: they will not see that their visions are as baseless and disappointing as the mirage of the African desert.
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When he came into the barn from the brilliant sunlight outside, he was momentarily blinded.
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She was blinded by her tears and the smoke, so she couldn't see the burning timber above her that was about to fall.
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His eyes are blinded by his need to deny the anima within, and he shall suffer as those he seeks to control and capture!
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Blinded by the stream,he had to fish around for the soap in his bath.
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This is a randomized, prospective open label blinded end-point (PROBE) trial due to enrol
BioMed Central - Latest articles
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The same aesthetic instincts that led him to recognize the inelegance of the old theories about light and space may have blinded him to the decidedly unbeautiful reality of quantum mechanics.
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It’s that time of year — the High Holidays of Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur on the Jewish calendar — when my inbox gets filled with exhortations from the philo-semites of the evangelical world who believe these holidays foretell the time when we Jews will be blinded by the light at Armageddon and become followers of Jesus.
09 « October « 2008 « Niqnaq
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A Bradford dad-of-two was blinded when a bungee cord he was using to tie up a deckchair sprang open and hit him in the eye.
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Blinded review as a method to measure the true error rate is labor-intensive.
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Yet their lust for money and callous disregard for humanity blinded them.
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Glaswegian is not one to be blinded by the demands of history or by his role as leader of a steely new generation of British swimmers.
Times, Sunday Times
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A loud abrasive buzzing bellows from the nightstand and I raise my head, only to be blinded by the red light emanating from the small - in size, not volume - machine against a backdrop of pure blackness.
Rebecca Taylor: Spiral Jetty: A Monument to Paradox & Transience
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I agree, however, that calling her either rude, ignorant or blinded is itself rude.
A decent, popular article on intelligent design
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A flash nearly blinded Talarissa, and the boom of the explosion would have deafened her if it hadn't been for the helmet's sound suppressors.
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When we finally stopped, they tore open the railroad cars and we were blinded by light, because our eyes were just not used to light any more.
Sources of the West: Readings in Western Civilization, Volume 1: From the Beginning to 1715
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Now, my lord, as a true Scottish man, and educated at the Mareschal – College of Aberdeen, I was bound to uphold the mass to be an act of blinded papistry and utter idolatry, whilk I was altogether unwilling to homologate by my presence.
A Legend of Montrose
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If Hillary follows through with what she says she will do, only the repubs who voted for her out of spite and her hardcore supporters who remain blinded by hate will go McCain in November.
Obama reacts to Clinton speech
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That is correct, and we have not unblinded the study.
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Then the bioluminescent lights flickered on and Damian was blinded by the sudden flash of light.
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Thomas and company certainly lifted her temperament, and physical presence, wholesale: A terrific detonation drowned her words and a swirl of smoke blinded every one on the turret, as the terrific recoil of the overcharged cannon knocked the firer flat on her back.
Superhero Prose Fiction: Echoes Of Valor - Echoes Of Valor III
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Critics of opponents to development frequently accuse them of being blinded by nostalgia and motivated by personal vested interest.
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Maybe it is like a moth to a flame, fascinated by its brightness but also blinded by it.
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So saying; the old Earl arose, and walked forth with a firm step; and his old hound sprang up, pricked its ears, and followed him; the blinded falcon turned its head towards the clapping door, but did not stir from the dossel.
Harold : the Last of the Saxon Kings — Volume 05
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Researchers note that the study was not "blinded" - everyone knew who was doing what, and mask wearers may have been less likely to report cold symptoms later because they believed they were taking steps to reduce that possibility.
News24
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They become so blinded by adoration they manage to convince themselves their child has qualities of genius.
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We cannot be blinded by the smoke of ignorance, we must rise up and learn to see what is staring us straight in the face.
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They became a menace after most people were blinded in a meteor shower.
Times, Sunday Times
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For a moment she was blinded by the harsh glare of the sun.
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Her speed left little sonic shock waves behind her as she almost simultaneously neutralized their detonators, temporarily blinded them, reduced their weapons to junk, and then stunned them.
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But I do still have hope that they might at least taste a slice of reality at some point, and become self-aware to their indoctrinations, the scars of which have blinded their ability to perceive with a shadowland of Utopian disillusion.
StrategyPage.com
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They had taken a burst through the cockpit, and the debris from the shot had temporarily blinded Sherman.
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Orphaned and blinded from childhood, he became an ascetic freethinker and materialist.
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Or had I been blinded by my own passion, and my own desperate yearning for her to see me as I saw her?
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But attempts to quell the unrest were hampered as officers were blinded with laser pens.
The Sun
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Interestingly, Stevenson's fondness for retrospection does not seem to have blinded him but rather to have sharpened his sensitivity to seeing.
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The onlookers, blinded by the flash, burned by its searing heat, covered their eyes and cringed in terror.
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Not only did it boost their speed, but the glow of the engines also momentarily blinded the pilot of the other ship.
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Five players were permanently blinded and a dozen more had permanent eye defects leading to reduced vision.
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With great indignation did he continue to observe him; with great alarm and distrust, to observe also his two blinded companions.
Emma
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The birds must be taken alive; once captured they are either blinded or kept in a lightless box for a month to gorge on millet, grapes, and figs, a technique apparently taken from the decadent cooks of Imperial Rome who called the birds beccafico, or ‘fig-pecker’.
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Miles stepped outside the cave, squinting as the light of the midday sun temporarily blinded him.
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He was also blinded in his right eye, lost some of his hearing and suffered severe facial disfigurement.
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They won't say that O'Dwyer has blinded them with insight.
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Blinded by the stream,he had to fish around for the soap in his bath.
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As it was, a pair of brown eyes blinded him, and the tones of a voice sweeter than the songs of Oberon's sea-maid filled his ears.
A Fool for Love
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Eric, blinded more than 20 years ago by a genetic disorder, has been getting one-and-a-half hours of help every Thursday morning.
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The attackers blinded him with acid.
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When men resign their opinion to the control of self-will, they, of course, become uncandid, and thus blinded.
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Blinded by the soap, he had to feel for his glasses.
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The soldier was blinded in the explosion.
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In 1890, Dubois confirmed that blinded salamanders displayed an aversion to shorter wavelengths of light, and. in 1895, Finsen extended the results to frogs, earthworms, woodlice, beetles and flies.
