adj.看不见的，盲的

The blind man navigated the city using a white cane, relying solely on his sightless sense of touch.
这位盲人仅凭触觉在城市中导航。
She was sightless in one eye but still managed to paint beautiful landscapes with her vivid imagination.
她一只眼睛失明，却凭借丰富的想象力创作出美丽的风景画。
The ancient statue had been damaged, its once-majestic sightlessness now replaced by a broken visage.
古代雕像受损，曾经威严的盲眼变成了破碎的面容。
After the accident, he became sightless and had to adapt to life in complete darkness.
事故后，他失明了，不得不适应完全的黑暗生活。
The author described the protagonist's journey of self-discovery as he learned to embrace his sightless existence.
作者描绘主角在接纳自己失明状态中的自我探索之旅。
The musician continued to mesmerize audiences with his soulful voice, despite being born sightless.
音乐家尽管天生失明，但他的深情嗓音仍能深深吸引观众。
The guide dog patiently led its sightless owner across the busy street, ensuring their safety.
导盲犬耐心地引领其看不见的主人穿越繁忙的街道，确保他们的安全。
In the art exhibit, a blind artist showcased his paintings, inviting people to experience the world through his sightless perspective.
在艺术展览中，一位盲人艺术家展出他的画作，邀请人们从他的失明视角感受世界。
She had always been fascinated by the stories of blind warriors from ancient times, who fought bravely despite their sightlessness.
她一直对古代那些勇敢面对失明的战士的故事着迷。
The architect designed a building with advanced accessibility features, ensuring that it would be inclusive for those with sightless individuals in mind.
这位建筑师设计了一座具有先进无障碍设施的建筑，考虑到失明人士的需求。