Sentence examples for blind stupid from inspiring English sources

The hard, inescapable truth is that at Jiabiangou — just as at Auschwitz and Kolyma — no matter what you did, no matter what your strategy was, your survival basically depended on blind, stupid luck.

As Carter himself observes at one point, "The plain truth was that no matter how much they spent on script development, which stars they signed to multimillion-dollar deals, how many notes they gave on story beats and character arcs, hits most often arrived on a network executive's doorstep by chance, by whim, by blind, stupid luck".

I secretly indoctrinated my younger brothers, aged nine and ten, telling them that God was finished, and that we were at world's end, unless I and my kind won out against the deaf, blind, stupid old men of the establishment, like the Vicar of Pennington, who were leading us down the path to certain annihilation.

Lana Wachowski: Blind stupid luck.

Andy Wachowski: It was blind stupid luck.

It's not that there aren't shared preoccupations: mutual incomprehension between children and adults (that often spikes into psychological or physical violence); characters who crave aesthetic fulfillment in a world that can be drab and cruel; and young people who struggle to build meaningful lives in terrible circumstances, and who are set in opposition to blind, stupid, harmful institutions.

One can also understand Calvin's claim that, as a result of original sin, "our own insight … is utterly blind and stupid in divine matters" and that "man's keenness of mind is mere blindness as far as the knowledge of God is concerned" (Calvin 1536, Bk. II, Ch. II, sec. 19).

Could all those many, many people involved in the development of biblical literature and the canon of Scriptures have been so blind, so stupid?

He went on to ask me about the other content acquisitions I had made like Barney Miller, Charlie's Angels etc. and he about died when I told him that these deals were just "blind and stupid luck".

Did Peter Mandelson think that she was blind, or merely stupid?

All this while, Josef, blind, trussed, and stupid with cold, was madly holding his breath as, one by one, the elements of his trick went awry.