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head in the sand

Idioms  
  1. see hide one's head.


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According to royal sources, the King has no intention of "sticking his head in the sand" and is going to keep on attending events, he won't be avoiding the public and will be getting on with business as usual.

From BBC

Kramer’s film lets us off the hook and allows us to breathe, reminding us that sometimes it’s necessary to stick your head in the sand — or your body into a chair — even if the peace won’t last forever.

From Salon

“It’s particularly dangerous to put your head in the sand and pretend there’s not a problem,” Simon said.

From Los Angeles Times

"If you don't have an excuse to appeal a fine but still owe money, you might still be able to set up a payment plan to get back on track. It's essential you don't put your head in the sand."

From BBC

“It’s this ostrich with his head in the sand approach.”

From Los Angeles Times