blind

“Feeling too much for someone can blind us to reality,” she argued.

The blinding brilliance of his plays left theatergoers still squinting to see whether his work had much of a heart.

For all of her good, natural sense, motherhood gives Agnes a glaring blind spot.

The color scheme glides from monochrome in the morning to various shades of blue in the afternoon, a backdrop to blindingly white icebergs, their seawashed cavities a bright turquoise.

He spearheaded action to polish the market’s tarnished image, including fines for managers who turned a blind eye to abuses and new codes of conduct.