Sentences with phrase «turning a blind eye to obvious»

We are so predictable I tell you its hard to turn a blind eye to obvious things.

And when you make friends at any level, be it at work, in politics, religion, or any aspect of society that involves people supporting each other, while not being at direct odds, there is always the risk of someone wanting to turn a blind eye to the obvious.

This group is mostly united by the fact that they don't turn a blind eye to the obvious class hierarchy on which the art world runs.

Seems said journalists have not done their homework, or have and a) Turned a blind eye to the obvious transgressions at CA, or b) Have been told to turn a blind eye and only report what they want people to think about CA.

The organisations that turn a blind eye to the obvious needs for change will indeed suffer.

The new angle and quality of the product image unintentionally exposed makes the Samsung Gear Fit 2 seem even more of a Microsoft Band 2 copycat, though if it somehow manages to beat its rival in health - monitoring accuracy, battery life and affordability, we're ready to turn a blind eye to the obvious physical resemblance.

It's too bad that the people we needed the help from have all but turned a blind eye to the obvious, PAS.

Not exact matches

But being obsessed with capturing the millennial mind share, are today's marketers turning a blind eye to more obvious truths of generational marketing?

Isn't this how we lost the likes of Henry, Nasri, Hleb, Cesc, RVP, Song, Sagna??? I do still support the team and will forever but that doesn't mean I will turn a blind eye to the quite obvious problems we are in..

As Ambassador I turned a Nelsonian blind eye to all this if it was obvious that a Brit was becalmed in unjust local bureaucracy, the case dragging on for years.

Sounds pretty obvious, but you'd be surprised how many people turn a blind eye to their budget when it comes to shopping.

It seems to me that we spend so much of our mental bandwidth focusing on the obvious hits, the looming presence of upcoming blockbusters that permeate our cinematic consciousness, that we often find ourselves turning a blind eye to the underdog, the films with budgets and name recognition that can't quite compete with their titanic competitors.

But judging by the USDA's repeated actions against the interests of vulnerable animals over the last year, it's time to recognize an alarming but obvious truth: Under the Trump administration, the USDA has not merely turned a blind eye to animal cruelty — it has become complicit in it.

Just try to anticipate what else needs to get done or, at the very least, don't turn a blind eye to what the obvious next steps will be.

In what is perhaps the most obvious sign that cities are turning a blind eye to the law just to make a few extra bucks, here's a story of a woman who was in a funeral procession for a family member, was waived through a red light by a police escort, and was later issued a red light camera ticket.