The phrase "a blind devotion to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an unwavering and uncritical loyalty or commitment to someone or something.
Example: "Her blind devotion to the cause often led her to overlook its flaws."
Alternatives: "unquestioning loyalty to" or "unwavering commitment to".
According to THUMP US we have an unhealthy blind devotion to "cheesy piano house", largely down to our nostalgia for the 1990s which were a "woeful time for the country".
A common catalyst for wrongful behavior is common to every industry: blind devotion to a boss.
His portrait of Benjamin Rush, the American founding father whose fanatical, blind devotion to bleeding as a cure-all killed many of his patients, is a study in scientific obtuseness.
As Viroli demonstrates, they exhibit instead the characteristics of servility, including flattery, blind devotion to powerful men, an inclination to lie, obsession with appearances, imitation, buffoonery, acquiescence, and docility.
And most of all, his followers -- whose blind devotion to this sham of a candidacy has been impossible to fathom -- will look like fools.
In "Grief Lessons," the contemporary poet and classicist Anne Carson's spare and beautiful new translation of four of Euripides' lesser-known tragedies, we have a kind of primer on the intrinsic dangers of blind devotion to ideology.
By Hilton Als In "Grief Lessons," the contemporary poet and classicist Anne Carson's spare and beautiful new translation of four of Euripides' lesser-known tragedies, we have a kind of primer on the intrinsic dangers of blind devotion to ideology.
Amanda Jones is a delightful Raina, struggling to convince herself of her blind devotion to her fiancé, Sergius, the hero of the victorious Bulgarians, even while she has clearly fallen head over heels for an enemy officer who catapulted himself onto her balcony in a nighttime flight from homicidal Bulgarian pursuers.
Her abhorrence of arranged marriage, common in Shakespeare's time, strikes a welcome discord in this futuristic version and her blind devotion to her young lover is strikingly effected.
Soldiering on in blind devotion to tradition or dogma, while merely warming a church bench does not make you a Christian.
