When Eleanor Roosevelt says, "There is such a thing as going through the world blindfolded. I have known people who were quite unconscious of the play of the sun and shadow on the hills,” she means people

“Going through the world blindfolded” is a metaphor for not noticing what is around you. The “play of the sun and shadow on the hills” describes a beautiful scene, so Roosevelt means that some people fail to recognize the beauty in the world. A is too narrow: her point is about appreciating the world, not only enjoying sunshine.

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