Word: blind
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Dates: during 2000-2000
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...their often partisan answers did more to obscure than to inform. During the debate on the first article of "impeachment," the "managers" on each side were poorly prepared to present their cases; the surprising ignorance of many council members concerning the most basic facts made the procedure resemble the blind leading the blind...
...look like Roseanne. "At dinner," I read, "he had on a lovely sweater vest overtop (casual for him), button-down, an exquisite tie (Egyptian blue) with an intricate brocade down the center." I scroll down to catch the rest of the message. One phrase sticks out: "He's blind...
Beholder beware: Parker is a sneaky sort of artist. While the explanatory placards that museum curators nail up beside the art are generally a waste of time, Parker packs conceptual punch right in the average aesthete's blind spot--when looking at her work, do stop and read the captions...
...dealt like a game of Go Fish. To bring up race in this context diminishes the saliency of the issue. We live in a society in which race is still a real and immediate problem. Of course there are naysayers, who respond that we now live in a color-blind society in which issues of identity, most specifically race and ethnicity, are no longer relevant...
...guess the language of the web must be English, because none of my Spanish books were for sale either. I became a tad frustrated. But I was still picturing 40 percent off books and how my parents' elation over my deal-sleuthing skills would cause them to turn a blind eye to that $50 charge from Jasmine Sola...