Examples of using Blinkered in English and their translations into Swedish
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Only blinkered people.
Yes, but a bit blinkered.
We are pretty blinkered when it comes to who we listen to inside TPW™ HQ.
God, you are so blinkered.
is a bigoted, blinkered, cantankerous, devious,
But we mustn't be too blinkered.
We are safety engineers and somehow blinkered technical types
This fantasia was conjured in your blinkered mind.
This is absurd, blinkered legalism at its worst and does no credit to the lead in Europe that UK race relations legislation has previously given.
We must not adopt a blinkered approach.
Parliament has once again been utterly blinkered.
Was conjured in your blinkered mind. This fantasia.
There is no doubt that these devastating fires are the result of commercial greed and a blinkered outlook on life.
Handed down from one blinkered knight to the next.
this House operates with consensus, not blinkered postures.
We do not wish to become tied up in the Council's blinkered discussions of 1% or whatever.
personal shareholdings as a driving force for increased productivity in this way is extremely biased and very blinkered.
Let us hope that this small straw is the one that breaks the back of a very stubborn and blinkered camel which is the model of the nuclear industry as we see it to day.
coming up with all sorts of fantastical explanations for what is happening in front of their rather blinkered eyes.
The European Union will need to look for powers in Serbia which are not driven by this blinkered nationalism but by values whose observance has also proved to benefit humanity in the European Union.
spineless European institutions that have caved in to the whims of nationally blinkered governments.
A lot of people are so blinkered by the ostensible trustworthiness of the financial institutions,
This fantasia… was conjured in your blinkered mind.
Finally, I should like to highlight the repeatedly blinkered approach taken by the Commission,
it is that blinkered neoliberalism has had its day.
I am fighting against certain blinkered policies, such as that of President Bush, which, by slashing funds
which was based on flawed scientific evidence, and the blinkered decision to reject vaccination.
In Iraq, the blinkered attitude of the Bush administration, producing daily human tragedies, should mean,
this is about patients' rights or whether we prefer the blinkered perspective of the national healthcare bureaucracies.
on giving priority to nominal convergence and on maintaining the blinkered criteria of the Stability Pact is leading to restrictive social policies