tunnel-visioned

If there's one group that should identify with tunnel-visioned critics, it's everybody else on the Internet.

It was always tough to keep from going tunnel-visioned in the tight confines of a home.

In there, inside my body, everything was tunnel-visioned and I kept asking, A heart attack?

It really saddens me that these same people can be so tunnel-visioned on killing stock.

“We are very tunnel-visioned in our view of consciousness.

Gordon ignored the editor's tunnel-visioned account of the situation.

He was a hard-nosed, tunnel-visioned businessman, concerned only with getting to his precious meeting on time.

"They're very tunnel-visioned and they don't feel they have much expertise," he said.

A second review of this book criticized Wiener's perspective for being "tunnel-visioned".

The index stands accused of being crude and tunnel-visioned.

UT’s proposed compromises take into account how tunnel-visioned that sticky notion of having a “low-producing” program really is.

"I was trying to be ultra-focused, tunnel-visioned, which just isn’t like me.

He said detectives are aware of Hunter's criminal record, but "it cannot cloud the issue or make them tunnel-visioned.

"I think what that says is, the sort of pure blind, tunnel-visioned passion of the actor," he said.

I cultivated a "state of flow": gratification derived from tunnel-visioned absorption in the activity one is pursuing.

This has been a recurring theme all season: When Manning slides into his tunnel-visioned groove, there´s nothing anyone can do to stop him.

"They got tunnel-visioned on the colitis."

We are tunnel-visioned.

But I was surprised that the Democratic establishment bought it, as evidenced by its tunnel-visioned quest for the most electable candidate.

Phelps was so tunnel-visioned, he did not notice the arterial pulse of lights on the Water Cube’s outer skin until his competition had ended.

Less aggressive warriors, less slavish workers, less tunnel-visioned gentles.

Ten days ago, many braved a tunnel-visioned buffeting in the crowds of runners taking part in the London Marathon.

He can be "megalomaniacal, tunnel-visioned, arrogant, insular," said a former colleague, who insisted on anonymity because the producer has such power in the performing-arts world.

It’s clearly not Bankier’s style, but if she’d been your typically tunnel-visioned sportswoman today I’d have understood – this is Olympics Year, after all.