blindspot

People who go into the right lane with the goal of passing but instead drive alongside you in your blindspot are the effin worst.

Six Rules for Driving 2006

Although (iii) is consistent and might be knowable by others, (iii) cannot be known by the student before Friday. (iii) is a "blindspot" for the students but not for, say, the teacher's colleagues.

Epistemic Paradoxes Sorensen, Roy 2006

Blair also said it is a major "blindspot" that intelligence analysts don't have "Google-like" search capability to match up nuggets of intelligence with names in their own databases.

Thisday Online 2010

Blair also said it is a major "blindspot" that intelligence analysts don't have "Google-like" search capability to match up nuggets of intelligence with names in their own databases.

Thisday Online 2010

The incident happened in a CCTV "blindspot", however, police believe the incident was witnessed by a number of doormen but want other clubbers to come forward with information.

lep.co.uk - News Feed 2010

Does anyone really believe the Russians cannot detect Nork launches that would mean parts of China would fall into that "blindspot".

ArmsControlWonk 2009

Does anyone really believe the Russians cannot detect Nork launches that would mean parts of China would fall into that "blindspot".

ArmsControlWonk 2009

It never ceases to amaze me at this kind of blindspot.

Why diversity matters 2009

This news saturation and the media blindspot in the region of conflict might be keeping the true scale of the humanitarian impact hidden.

Ahmad Shuja: Iraqi Kurds: Displaced by Iranian and Turkish Operations, Ignored by the World Ahmad Shuja 2011

Isn't that kind of failure of imagination -- that sort of blindspot -- closer to fanaticism than any suggestion Greenwald made on the subject?

Jonathan Weiler: On False Equivalencies Jonathan Weiler 2010