Blinkered

All distilleries are kept secret and given descriptive names so you can focus on the spirit in your glass, rather than be blinkered by branding or prestige.

Ms Bragg said: 'I cannot conceive how anything other than a completely blinkered, unjoined up, broken justice system, would release an offender that it had just classed as too high risk to release.

We say such a blinkered approach ignores the complete body of evidence.

Her blinkered faith in the relationship means she sees nothing wrong with acting as a negotiator, even as she accepts funding from trade unions.

The clubs being part of one massive league has had the ironic effect of making everything seem smaller and more blinkered.

In another era — ancient Rome, perhaps, or 18th-century France — such profligacy might have been interpreted as the last gasp of a blinkered privileged class before the revolution.

It will become more self-certain, more obnoxious to those who don’t share its assumptions, more blinkered and more frequently wrong.

MINOT, N.D. — According to certain blinkered political commentators, who see America's energy grids as yet another venue for team-sports partisanship, coal-fired electrical production ought to go away already.

Such blinkered ignorance is not confined to far-right and uber-nationalist groups.

You can be so blinkered and turn tunnel vision on to try and keep going to achieve your goal.

You have failed to see the true solution, you seem blinkered by ideology.

But in my final analysis, it is still a cocooned, blinkered experience of South Africa that could do without the overreliance on the Silo district.

This, sadly, is tribal politics at its narrowest – a convenient assumption based on blinkered arrogance.

Trump’s gambit, with half an eye on mining and military bases, symbolised this blinkered mentality.

Blinkered reaction to rising unemployment shows there are none so blind as those who will not see.

But hype has not blinkered the masses.

The Republicans who support these and other market-distorting measures claim that condescending intellectuals are blinkered by ideology and look down on the sacrifices made by the working class in the era of globalized commerce.

I was blinkered by my record company.