Sentence examples for become blindly from inspiring English sources

The Dragons, like St George before them, have always shown an admirable inclination to look after their own but if McGregor doesn't meet expectations you have to ask when does admirable become blindly stubborn?

In a similar way, to appreciate gender or racial bias or other ways that cultural perspectives may sometimes become blindly naturalized in science, one should be at a relatively remote vantage point to see the culture as culture.

Ted Swenson is a middle-aged college professor and blocked novelist who becomes blindly infatuated with his most talented student, a punkish nymphet who happens to be writing a novel about a love affair with a teacher.

You become so blindly egocentric.

My cynical side wants to side eye that last dramatic detail, indeed side eye the entire idea that so many characters could become so blindly loyal to Maeve and her quest, but then I think of Dolores and her bullshit, and I'm like, "I'll allow it". .

JH: Yeah, he begins as this innocent and then becomes sort of blindly ambitious and descends into this corrupt world.

In the age of the digital camera and Facebook, photos have become filler — trivial tidbits that we blindly click through in an effort to be everywhere at once.

They aren't meant to be blindly followed if they become unjust.

Blindly following troika policies will become harder for Passos Coelho's government.

When did our republic become so shallow that we just started blindly following political parties?

People have become consumers, and no consumer chooses their products blindly.