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Meanings of how blind in English

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Usage of how blind in English
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Evan saw how blind he had been-howblind they had all been.
Evan and elle
2
It was laughable, and irritating, too, sometimes, to see how blind he was.
Janet's Love and Service
3
Ah, Monsieur John; how blind this thing called love can make us all.
The Master of Appleby / A Novel Tale Concerning Itself in Part w...
4
Isn't it dreadful how blind this sex business can make people?
Dear Enemy
5
It was incredible how blind her mother could be to the Sacred Durnings.
Full circle
6
What a man Tim was, and how blind I had been and selfish!
The Soldier of the Valley
7
Oh, how blind we become if we persistently refuse to follow the light.
Sermons on Biblical Characters
8
O God, how blind, nay, how insane have we Christians become!
A Treatise on Good Works
9
Oh, mother, how wise you are and how blind I am!
Molly Brown's Orchard Home
10
I can't believe how blind I was for so long.
Before I fall
11
Just shows us how blind we are to our addiction.
The South African
12
Yea, I have been young, and know how blind and foolish the young are.
The Cloister and the Hearth
13
You perceive how blind he is to his own good, and how positive too.
Anna St. Ives
14
Strange how blind and dull a crowd can be, even at its most agitated.
The Memoirs of Cleopatra
15
Cornelia laughed to think how blind she had been-how stupid!
Bressant: A Novel
16
But that showed how blind, how completely infatuated with the Spanish woman the boy was.
The Rim of the Desert
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