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Meanings of grow blind in English
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Usage of grow blind in English
1
The men who work for me grow blind and deaf.
2
For a whole year she may not see blood unless her face is blackened; otherwise she would grow blind.
3
Only when I grow blind!
4
I grow blind to the beauty of the Venus de Medicis when I measure its dimensions, or analyse its marble.
5
I grow blind; hands!
6
For indeed it is not the eyes that grow blind, but it is the hearts, which are within the bosoms, that grow blind.
7
Their smallest defects swell in each other's view, and they grow blind to those charms, which, in any other object, would affect them.
8
Philip bowed his head in silence, while his eyes grew blinding hot.
9
The master of this school grows blind; Winckelmann becomes his famulus.
10
Nevertheless, the sons of men grew blind, mistaking the shadow for the substance.
11
I am only an old woman- Iamgrowing blind and stupid, I suppose.
12
Once more the smoke grew blinding, and one of Dane's beasts went down.
13
Then I grew blind and could not read the book.
14
Like a sickness, a slimy fog crept into the city, as it grew blind.
15
He had grown blind staring at his stupid old coins.
16
But how can the holy Tanofir who grows blind with age, see so far?