Sentence examples for as blindly from inspiring English sources

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.

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.

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.

This kind of skepticism may be uncritical, rejecting as blindly as others accept; it may be simplistic, seeing things in terms of either/or, black and white, or only black; it may be undifferentiated in nature, with no particular object on which to focus; it may be love of contradiction, compulsive nay-saying, or denial for denial's sake.

Even if he comes across as blindly optimistic, his infectious enthusiasm may serve him well.

They describe British troops as "blindly ignorant of the local politics underpinning [the insurgency]".

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.

But the Speaker of the House, Nancy Pelosi is a wily operator, and she doesn't blunder into much blindly - as much though Donald Trump wants her to.

Roux points out that Nel earlier described Pistorius as "firing blindly" – blindly, not deliberately, he says.

"Being hopeful is not the same as being blindly optimistic," Obama responded.