That blinkered sense of history no longer has many adherents.

"We keep getting back to this blinkered approach," Michelle said.

But those who obeyed had little enough to focus their blinkered eyes upon by 1929.

And this blinkered vision will drive its runaway foreign policy.

This is not realised if you only take a blinkered view of the matter.

It is not a nostalgic look back in blinkered pleasure.

So here are, in my blinkered opinion, the ten coolest games of all time.

But persistence, aided by a carefully blinkered vision, will pay off.

I have never met a consumer on the street with such blinkered views. He only exists in theory.

But George Bush and his officials offer only a blinkered vision of the past.

Who would trust the Senate to a blinkered horse?

Against fierce competition, this is the most blinkered and irrational article I've read on here in a while.

One gets too blinkered by one's experiences: someone unattached to the problem has far more chance.

This is a blinkered view that does not take account of the reality of the situation.

But not, as the blinkered writer of that article implied, necessarily her own independent choice.

He delivered a blinkered defense of the revolution to his assembled audiences.

I'm not saying there aren't blinkered attitudes around but they are lot less pervasive than down south.

How many more European industrial sectors are you going to sacrifice with your blinkered attitude?

There was a wagon in back with a blinkered horse harnessed to it.

But that is a blinkered way to define "imminent."

To some extent we have a blinkered approach.

I found the blinkered attitude regarding education particularly painful.

Yes because most Americans you know will be as blinkered and uninformed as yourself.

The rushed and inconsistent lists are yet another example of blinkered political dogma.

We will not give up any of our share, just because some poor blinkered fool thinks he's getting a raw deal!"

He put the blinker on and turned left at a stop sign.

She watched to see which way he turned at the blinker light.

Every foot was a little community without a blinker light.

At the 21 blinker he turned left and headed north, back the way they had come.

The police car approached them and put on its blinker.

She turned on the blinker and began to slow the van.

His movements now would be known only by the blinker lights on the control board.

I listen to classical music instead of the news and blinker myself to what is going on while he's away.

The thing on which the Blur counted was the blinker.

He flicked on the blinker and made a sharp right turn.

She flicked on her blinker and turned, hoping they were almost there.

He watched the blinker light, translating the message in his mind.

The second in command takes up the blinker and signals, "Any fish?"

He whipped into the faster lane without using his blinker.

But as we approach the exit, he doesn't have his blinker on.

He pulled over and turned on the emergency blinker.

But he won't know what to make of your blinker - signal that says you're about to turn right.

They had agreed that the best method of passing the message would be to use a blinker light.

Sally went about fifteen miles and put his blinker on, so we'd know he was turning.

Ben saw at once that the blinker was dark.

A blinker signal came across the space that separated the huge objects.

The Blur was always pleased when the blinker startled people.

Sam would bark after I turned on my blinker.

Unbelievably, Bill angled a blinker at the sound of his name.

The red blinker on my phone was patiently flashing which meant a message.