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Meanings of own blindness in English

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Usage of own blindness in English
1
By their own blindness and obstinacy they brought about their own discomfiture.
Count Ulrich of Lindburg: A Tale of the Reformation in Germany
2
Anger awakened within her against her own blindness and her weakness.
Strong as Death
3
But he wondered at himself, and could have laughed at his own blindness.
Despair's Last Journey
4
But the harm that has been done is due to Dan's own blindness.
Dave Darrin's Fourth Year at Annapolis: Headed for Graduation an...
5
They have transferred their own blindness to the poet.
The Note-Books of Samuel Butler
6
It was easier to be angry at someone else than to face my own blindness.
The Demon Lover
7
Heaven has willed that you should save me from my own errors, and my own blindness.
Unleavened Bread
8
Lord, leave me not to my own blindness.
Life of Bunyan
9
She could not believe her own blindness.
In for a penny
10
Now it was irrevocable and his own blindness and a stubbornness masquerading as pride were to blame.
The Tyranny of Weakness
11
When I had found strength enough to look around me I was surprised at my own blindness.
Led Astray and The Sphinx / Two Novellas In One Volume
12
He who knows his own blindness sees.
Discipline and Other Sermons
13
And from reflection to reflection, from anxiety to anxiety, he always returned to deplore his own blindness.
The Lock and Key Library: the Most Interesting Stories of All Na...
14
The Lord answered, saying, Yea, verily, but not thine own blindness; for now thine eyes see more clearly.
Under the dome: a novel
15
Quinette paused, taken aback not by the fact of Yamila's jealousy but by her own blindness to it.
Acts of faith
16
He was astonished at his own blindness, and frightened at the position in which he found himself placed.
The Good Time Coming
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