Sentence examples for blind submissions from inspiring English sources

To deter a different sort of favoritism, publishers should require blind submissions.

A more important distinction will be off-screen; the show's staffing process – which included blind submissions and active recruitment of writers outside the world of late-night comedy – has resulted in a more diverse staff than any in late night.

Many investors won't consider "blind submissions" (business plans sent without invitation) but are happy to hear a pitch from an entrepreneur recommended by someone they already know and trust.

Authoritarianism, principle of blind submission to authority, as opposed to individual freedom of thought and action.

I contended that there was no such thing as intrinsic merit and that merit could be calculated only in relation to those factors the policy of blind submission forbids us from considering.

It gave expression and direction to his rational, skeptical, liberal cast of mind and was to him a means of helping his country free itself from blind submission to ancient tradition.

Nonetheless, Singer claims, it is the bestowal that is primary for understanding what love consists in: the appraisal is required only so that the commitment to one's beloved and his value as thus bestowed has practical import and is not "a blind submission to some unknown being" (1991, p. 272; see also Singer 1994, pp. 139ff).

She really was a blind submission.

The project is geared towards giving literal air time to aspiring artists: a blind submission model brings impartiality to the selection process.

Since the New York International Latino Film Festival puts out a yearly Call for Entries on withoutabox.com and allows for blind submissions--not all entries are good.

Furthermore, personnel writing the manuscript should be blinded through submission two drafts of a manuscript, with draft 1 written assuming that group A is the treatment group and draft 2 assuming that group B is the treatment group.