Sentence examples for blind rule from inspiring English sources
He's not a blind rule follower, nor is he blinded by some of my charismatic peers.
Blind belief rules the millenial universe, dark and rangy as space itself.
"Brown Adopts Need-Blind Admissions Rule" (news article, Feb. 24) reports that to pay for the new policy of adopting a completely need-blind admission policy, Brown University will "tap a number of sources, including raising the tuition of full-paying students".
The general managers originally intended the blind-side rule to be passed for the start of next season, but a group of general managers has asked for the process to be expedited so that on-ice officials can start calling penalties for blind-side head checks this season.
It is obvious that the Methodist court that judged the father in question did so completely blinded by "rule" and devoid of principle.
How disappointing considering there was such excitement leading into Wednesday's $15 billion auction surrounding possible bidding by Internet giants and other non-telcos, as well as the impact of blind-bidding rules imposed by the U.S. Federal Communications Commission.
The school does not use race as a primary factor in admissions: it uses a race-blind Top 10% rule to select the vast majority of its class.
The negotiators swear blind that all rules must be obeyed to the letter… but the head of the port at Calais has already announced he won't permit any delays – making predications of lengthy lorry-jams less likely.
In January 2011, in response to a query by the CAP Data Monitoring Committee about the adequacy of reviewers' blinding, the third rule was tightened so that vignettes did not include any reference to the way in which a man presented or his symptoms at diagnosis.
Your relationship with God should be based on love and not on the blind obedience of rules.
