Sentence examples for believe blindly from inspiring English sources

Those who believe blindly in free markets are thus mistaken, in the view of Bob Barbera, a Wall Street economist and the book's author.Government action is inevitable.

This man seemed happy all the time -- relentlessly, oppressively, suffocatingly, and ultimately, I came to believe, blindly happy.

I do not believe blindly in what my colleagues publish and understand well that doctors are influenced consciously and unconsciously by the pharmaceutical companies, especially when consulting or working with these entities.

Secondly, as I said above, the only contradiction between the existence of both God and science is in the minds of dogmatists, who find it easy to believe blindly in one force that they cannot even see but somehow cannot wrap their minds around something for which there is ample evidence in the physical world.

New Labour, your movement believes, blindly reduced politics to the individual.

"We need to stop believing blindly in the governors of the eurozone and start preparing plan B, a return to the Slovak crown".

Because Uganda has suffered so much abuse at the hands of its government, he said in an interview, the press has not been well equipped to ask the probing questions that could help Ugandans understand the desperation of people who would join a murderous cult and believe so blindly in its empty promises.

As Ms. Schauer put it: "You cannot blindly believe in German manufacturing.

But as long as clients blindly believe in that skill, they will pay for the hedge funds' yachts.

"High" art as it is known by many gets terribly little exposure on television and I still believe people are blindly led to believe something's genuine and worth their time because it is on the tv.

Over all, the United States Forest Service and other agencies "are not as prepared for the wildfire season as the agencies would like us to blindly believe," Mr. Judd said in an interview.