Sentence examples for blindly about from inspiring English sources

The New York Times said that, through the windows, "crazed animals could be seen dashing blindly about in their terror". Loose horses were recovered from all over midtown.

It's better to wait for accurate news than to tweet blindly about events far away from you.

I watch an elderly lady strap her grandchild into all of these devices at once, and then nod with satisfaction as the kid hobbles blindly about.

After the attacks in Paris last Friday, as cable news shows speculated blindly about those behind the murderous rampage, serious terrorism experts scoured the web for statements of responsibility.

Rescue details blindly stumbled about in the gloomy no-man's land, searching for fallen comrades, while often being fired upon by nervous pickets.

Still, Ms. Ho, 40, revels in her role as outsider in a society that she says is blindly enthusiastic about remaking itself.

The team remain blindly optimistic about independence, but evidence points otherwise: Iraqi Kurdistan's political elite are as factional as the football team.

What's more, some students actually started asking me in the middle of my explanations why we were doing certain things, showing that they were beginning to think in a more scientific fashion instead of blindly going about the lab.

You start to think, 'Why is there this persistent questioning?' "We ourselves in this country as the media do not behave blindly patriotically about our ability and our readiness.

But a study by tourism authorities in the Île de France region surrounding Paris said Americans visiting France were different this year: "less blindly confident about their country, more worried than they will admit, but more American and more patriotic than ever before".

"I like it, if it's using some natural language processing to ask about potential hate speech posts (which is most likely the case) rather than blindly querying about everything," he posted in response to my query.