Sentence examples for blind action from inspiring English sources

The film, made for $12 million -- about what Ben Affleck was paid to play a blind action hero in "Daredevil" -- covers the late 1920's to the early 1950's.

Mr. Blair, referring to Freire's philosophy, replied that liberation must be directly connected to critical thinking, not blind action, adding, "In Theater of the Oppressed, the answers are far less important than the questions".

An individual who fails to see the big picture might act rigidly, rather than appropriately, resulting in blind action due to mechanical and automatic thinking.

For my wife, the connection is drugs and alcohol; she believes that we were that way because we were both addicts expressing our pain and anger through violent fantasies and blind actions.

Just as true judgment, moral behavior differs from blind actions by the insight or self-evidence that is to the content of a feeling (value) what theoretical self-evidence is to a state of affairs.

In the early to mid-2000s, flagshipgshIsraelieli selective universities introduced a voluntary need-blind and color-blind affirmative action policy for students from disadvantaged backgrounds.

4 Hickman's color-blind admission policy (in which universities do not consider race at all) differs from color-blind affirmative action (in which colleges implicitly favor minorities).

Race-blind affirmative action isn't a new idea, of course.

But education isn't the only area where race-blind affirmative action can be applied.

Race-blind affirmative action, properly designed, can be one of them.

(Although it's seldom described as such, setting up the Tennessee Valley Authority was a form of race-blind affirmative action).