100 Examples of sentences containing the noun "blind"

Definition

The term "blind" as a common noun refers to a type of window covering typically made of slats or fabric that can be adjusted to control the amount of light entering a room. It can also refer to a condition of being unable to see, as in the case of visual impairment. Additionally, it may denote a lack of perception or awareness regarding a particular issue.

Synonyms

• Shade
• Curtain
• Screen
• Shutter
• Blinds (plural)

Antonyms

• Vision
• Sight
• Awareness
• Insight
• Clarity

Examples

1. The sun was too bright, so I decided to blind the windows with new blinds.
2. She was so frustrated that she felt like the news would blind her to the truth.
3. The light was so intense that it seemed to blind everyone in the room.
4. He used the blinds to blind the glare from the afternoon sun.
5. The sudden flash of light would blind anyone who wasn't prepared.
6. I had to blind my eyes momentarily to avoid the brightness.
7. The designer chose to blind the room with elegant wooden slats.
8. The fog was so thick that it could blind any driver on the road.
9. They decided to blind the windows to keep the room cool.
10. She felt momentarily blind when she stepped outside into the sunlight.
11. The surprise party was so overwhelming it almost blind her to the reality.
12. I will blind the outdoor lights to create a cozy atmosphere.
13. His emotions can blind him to logical reasoning.
14. The artist used colors that would blind the viewer with brightness.
15. The unexpected news would blind anyone to the truth of the situation.
16. He adjusted the blinds to blind the room from prying eyes.
17. The sudden movement in the corner of her eye seemed to blind her for a moment.
18. Using a bright flash can blind an unsuspecting subject in a photograph.
19. The magician's trick was designed to blind the audience with illusion.
20. The sheer curtains did not completely blind the sunlight from entering.
21. The blinding snowstorm could easily blind travelers on the road.
22. Anger can often blind people to the consequences of their actions.
23. The blinds were strategically placed to blind the sun at peak hours.
24. The intensity of the stars can blind an untrained observer.
25. She pulled down the blinds to blind herself from the outside world.
26. The bright headlights could blind any approaching driver.
27. The beauty of the scenery was enough to blind him momentarily.
28. He felt his judgment was blind by his biases.
29. The thick foliage seemed to blind the pathway ahead.
30. She wore sunglasses to prevent the sun from blind her vision.
31. The dazzling lights at the concert could blind even the most devoted fans.
32. The changes in policy might blind the public to the real issues at stake.
33. The illusion was crafted to blind viewers into believing what they saw.
34. A sudden shock can blind you to what is happening around you.
35. The reflective surface of the water could blind anyone looking directly at it.
36. They used blackout blinds to completely blind the room for the presentation.
37. The loud noise would blind any thoughts of concentrating.
38. The bright colors on the display could easily blind the customers.
39. He felt blind to the realities of his situation after the accident.
40. The camera's flash was so bright it could blind anyone nearby.
41. She felt as though love could blind her to his flaws.
42. The heat of the summer sun could blind anyone without protection.
43. The sudden intrusion of light would blind him for a moment.
44. The blinds were drawn to blind the room from the outside distractions.
45. His anger seemed to blind him to the truth of the situation.
46. The shining metal could blind those who looked directly at it.
47. The magician's illusion was designed to blind the audience's perception.
48. The brilliant performance was enough to blind her to the flaws in the show.
49. The intense debate could blind them to the possibility of compromise.
50. The sunlight streaming in through the blinds could blind her when reading.
51. The white-out conditions could easily blind any pilot in the sky.
52. She felt blind to the beauty around her when lost in thought.
53. The sudden news seemed to blind her to the joy of the moment.
54. The sudden brightness could blind anyone after a long time in darkness.
55. The artist's palette was filled with colors that could blind the eye.
56. The blizzard could blind even the most experienced hikers.
57. He had to blind the windows to keep the room dark for the movie.
58. The sudden awareness could blind her to the simpler truths in life.
59. The intense training would blind her to the exhaustion she felt.
60. The glare from the ice could blind the players on the field.
61. She decided to blind herself to the negativity around her.
62. The bright lights in the stadium could blind the players temporarily.
63. The sudden changes in her life could blind her from future opportunities.
64. The overwhelming joy could blind her to the risks of the situation.
65. The reflective surfaces around could blind anyone walking by.
66. The bright streetlights were designed to blind any potential intruders.
67. The intense competition might blind them to the joy of the game.
68. The vibrant colors used in the painting could blind the viewer with beauty.
69. The sudden flash might blind someone not expecting it.
70. The tension in the room could blind them to the laughter outside.
71. The unexpected twist in the plot could blind the reader to the ending.
72. The sun reflecting off the water could blind a swimmer.
73. The beautiful sunset could blind anyone momentarily.
74. The blinding light from the lighthouse was meant to blind ships to navigate.
75. The intense spotlight could blind even the most seasoned performer.
76. The sudden realization could blind her to the reality of the situation.
77. The brightness of the screen could blind someone who just woke up.
78. He felt blind to the signs of trouble ahead.
79. The sudden surprise could blind him to the true intentions of his friends.
80. The bright sun could easily blind a driver at dusk.
81. The vibrant colors could blind the audience with their brilliance.
82. She pulled the blinds down to blind herself from the outside world.
83. The dazzling display could blind anyone who looked too closely.
84. The loud music could blind them to the conversations around them.
85. The brightness of the fireworks could blind those watching.
86. He decided to blind the windows for a more secluded atmosphere.
87. The sudden influx of information might blind her to the main issue.
88. The powerful light might blind a person if stared at for too long.
89. The intense light show could blind anyone in the front rows.
90. The sudden burst of laughter could blind him to the serious conversation.
91. The unexpected praise could blind her to her actual performance.
92. The bright colors of the flowers could easily blind the passerby.
93. The dazzling jewels could blind anyone who looked too closely.
94. The loud sounds could blind their ability to hear each other.
95. The brightness of the sun could easily blind someone not prepared.
96. The sudden realization was enough to blind her to her surroundings.
97. The bright lights at the carnival could blind anyone walking through.
98. The sudden rush of emotions could blind them to the reality.
99. The light reflecting off the car windows could blind oncoming traffic.
100. The excitement of the moment could blind him to potential pitfalls.