Examples of blinker

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He comes across as an earnest but blinkered academic.
Is this because either or both are bad archaeologists, or being perverse or blinkered?
Perhaps more than in other environments the analysis of city problems reveals the inadequacy of attempts at understanding through blinkered, disciplinary approaches.
When the obvious becomes invisible, ideological blinkers are often to blame.
Guidance about what to look for, according to existing theories, is, of course, important, but theories prematurely transformed into statistical models of data can become blinkers.
We, on the other hand, lack both the security and the blinkers of a clear guiding authority and perspective, even though we are so conscious of the playwright's presence.
Almost inevitably, however, day-to-day irritants and culturally blinkered judgements by both sides aggravated the tensions between the two countries even before policy decisions became the source of more substantive disputes.
In its decontextualized forms, it can even sometimes begin to underscore a self-serving, blinkered analyses of structures of authority that are unfamiliar and outside the range of one's own culture.
Where the school legitimates the claim of ability groups by streaming, setting or banding, it can blinker the staff's view.
They have come in with a lot of ideas, but after 18 months, evidence has emerged with startling and hideous clarity that they are blinkered against any reasonable debate.
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