Sentence examples for blindly accepted from inspiring English sources

Laura is justifiably enraged by the prospect of manufactured intelligence being blindly accepted by heads of state.

Mr. Stossel believed that his "20/20" co-anchor, Cynthia McFadden, among other reporters, had too blindly accepted Ms. Brockovich's case in an earlier ABC News report.

For too long, we have blindly accepted, and thus expected, unrealistically low airfares, while airlines trimmed service, eventually reducing their employees — yes, the pilots and flight attendants who save lives — to overworked and underpaid versions of their former selves.

I have to conclude that long and deep engagement in the science of gene transfer (usually but incorrectly named "GMO", as explained above) and safety testing has resulted in a blindly accepted consensus among a circle of gene engineering interests that makes any contradictory findings unacceptable.

"But if you ask a poor person if they would prefer to get GM food that costs less, they will say yes!" These class differences are crucial, says Huang, because China's urbanites have blindly accepted Western concerns about GMOs without thinking through China's particular circumstances.

Wall Street is institutionalized fraud sanctioned by government and blindly accepted by society.

"We cannot blindly accept Iran's dictates," he said.

Science fiction is filled with dystopian stories in which the public blindly accepts destructive technologies.

Rather than blindly accepting the norm, the protesters are taking steps to protect what they have benefited from.

You don't want to wade in and blindly accept whatever role the producers want to give you.

Because [usually] even if the truth bears little resemblance to what he says, everyone blindly accepts it".