The phrase "as a blindly" is not correct in English and does not convey a clear meaning.
It seems to be an incomplete or incorrect expression, possibly intended to describe an action done without thought or awareness.
Example: "He followed the instructions as blindly as a sheep following its shepherd."
Alternatives: "without question" or "without hesitation".
Fed up with what they saw as a blindly pro-rental board of directors, last year some residents organized under the name of Truman Annex Residents Inc., a nonprofit group.
Saudi Arabia denounced Iran as a "blindly sectarian" supporter of terrorism and severed diplomatic relations with its rival.
It denounced Iran as a "blindly sectarian" supporter of terrorism, adding that Iran has executed hundreds of its own people "without clear legal proof," according to a statement carried by the official Saudi Press Agency.
Instead it will simply act as a conduit: blindly distributing leaked material to a wide range of media outlets, charities and special interest groups, while protecting the identity of the leaker.
Even Churchill had his critics, among them Lord Winterton, who complained in the midst of World War II that Britons were following Sir Winston's disastrous war policies as blindly as the Germans were following Hitler's.
Israel's illusions have served to create the logic for the continuing occupation, and Palestinian extremists cling to their illusions just as blindly as the Israelis, which leads to resistance to and fear of change.
Just as the characters seem about to settle into cliché, Mr. Maggio throws us a curve, suggesting that Ruby may not have a heart of gold after all or that Manny isn't as blindly destructive as he appears.
Yet it appears that ordinary Americans are about as willing to blindly follow orders to inflict pain on an innocent stranger as they were four decades ago.
It appears that ordinary Americans are about as willing to blindly follow orders to inflict pain on an innocent stranger as they were four decades ago.
Encased in rolls of flesh (Mr. De Niro put on 50 pounds to play the older Jake) and flashing an ugly, porcine grin, he is still lunging and punching at life as aggressively (and as blindly) as ever.
The underwriters classify the company as a contractor and blindly refuse to lend to it.
