blindingly造句

It's blindingly obvious and yet ignored: it doesn't give a full account of human experience.

A partly bleached coral reef is blindingly white next to healthy coral.

These days, it seems like everyone's obsessed with getting a blindingly white grill.

It was blindingly, glaring hot and as she hurried down Peachtree Street her temples began to throb from the heat.

He infuriatedhiswife by setting up blindingly bright lights in the living roomandrolling a camera along a track to practice dolly shots.

Although some would probably declare this sacrilege, the similarities between both bands, at least in terms of make-up and influences are blindingly obvious for all to see.

Then the leukemia burst through one of the bones in his thigh, causing a fracture and unleashing a blindingly intense, indescribable pain.

In Milan and Paris, hardly a piece of clothing wasn't made of blindingly shiny lame, printed with lively motifs or scattered with winking jewels and crystals.

It is a statement of the blindingly obvious to say that the next decade is going to be a tougher environment in which to expand aid budgets than the last one.