Sentence examples for blindly calling from inspiring English sources

This brings up several unanswered questions for Clinton or any of the candidates who have called for military action against Assad, and are also now blindly calling for a no-fly zone and an escalation of the already tragic war.

Blindly calling someone a racist is as destructive as screaming fire in a movie theatre.

Yet no K700E variants were found in the normal samples, showing that shearwater does not blindly call this hotspot.

The boys skied blindly, shouting and calling to one another, and they were continually going off the trail and, c'mon, falling.

As a life-long Republican, I believe that when my Party is so off track, it is not my role to follow blindly but to call out what is wrong, support those who stand on principle and push hard to get us back onto the right path.

Once all the basic information is out there, the pool of people we have to blindly make calls to begins to dry up.

That gap between lawmakers' calls to blindly increase spending at DoD versus those of internal auditors to curtail its waste isn't a new problem, and it's one that, without pressure, won't be resolved any time soon.

Before you'd have to call around blindly asking how long the wait was.

Some historians have called him "blindly loyal" or a "zealous disciple" of Hitler; others take a more nuanced view, seeing in Model a coldly calculating opportunist who used the Führer to his advantage, whether or not he was committed to him or the ideals of Nazism.

China reacted angrily Tuesday after a U.S. warship sailed within 12 miles of artificial islands it is constructing in the South China Sea, calling the move a provocation and warning Washington "not to act blindly or create trouble out of nothing".

However improbably, Plump continues to live with her husband after the discovery of his second family, at first blindly assuming that he's called off the affair.