tunnel vision

Sometimes people have tunnel vision, but we'll get out of it.

I read recently about a potential treatment for tunnel vision.

Those with tunnel vision, for instance, would not find it so.

Now he had to take advantage of that tunnel vision.

But he now has tunnel vision, and in 10 years will most likely be blind.

It just shows what limited tunnel vision this government has.

In the tunnel vision of his selfish world, everybody else is always wrong.

I tried to deal with it by embracing a kind of tunnel vision.

But right now, Apple still seems far from seeing the light at the end of its own tunnel vision.

Talking to Pete had, at least for the moment, removed my tunnel vision.

She had tunnel vision even as her father created a stir nearby.

By now he'd have tunnel vision, his precision responses gone.

Seen through the tunnel vision of today's human rights leadership, such a move would have been unacceptable.

It sounds like you've got a terminal case of tunnel vision.

Gray regarded her through eyes that had gone to tunnel vision.

Tunnel vision of this sort has caused problems with many investigations in the past.

And, especially, an investigator should not develop tunnel vision on a specific case.

As such it is related to tunnel vision and "the slowing of time in the mind".

It is August 1944, but this story has tunnel vision and offers no larger sense of the war.

Yet, even Stockton wonders how long his tunnel vision for the game can last.

Riley has tunnel vision, an obsessive nature once the games begin.

One of the problems is when they're starting to optimistically with tunnel vision.

"My focus and tunnel vision is on the field."

"I tune out all the different radios playing and get that tunnel vision, you know?"

Gibbs has heard and read the jokes about his tunnel vision during the football season.