half-blind
star-blind old use

He means that those who believe in one thing alone are half-blind.

An old woman cannot stay a half-blind child, much as she might like.

And he was shortly showing a half-blind old man his list.

Would you tease me for being half-blind if I were missing an eye?

No half-blind man could do such things, he added.

I was half-blind by the time we reached Aenea's rock.

Hawk's making Dunn face into the sun, what leaves him half-blind.

Though he was half-blind, could he tell that some message had passed between them?

They looked like men who would be half-blind with triumph and anticipation of an easy victory.

He'd not bothered till now, thinking the half-blind state temporary.

Ukiah felt half-blind, unable to guess who was on the other side.

I was half-blind now but could see the road, a strip of black over blue-green.

That strange assurance made them into blind or half-blind creatures.

His half-blind grandmother had raised him, but had lost all control before he was six.

The glare left him half-blind, but he did not need his fleshly eyes to see what had happened.

He was half-blind, stunned, could do little to halt the brutal attack.

Saidin made him feel as if he had been half-blind and numb without it.

In daylight, a party of three or more would likely find it impossible, were even a half-blind guard posted.

"Are you only half-blind then to know the difference between blond and black hair or what a starless sky looks like?"

He was always half-blind first thing in the morning, as his eyes stammered through their wake-up systems check.

He said, "Sometimes I think you people were born half-blind.

They put an old rice ball into my palm and tried to make me a half-blind beggar.

King Gax, old, half-blind and helpless has gone into hiding.

His eyes were intact, and would heal, but for the present he was half-blind, seeing everything only dimly.