Sentence examples for blindly copying from inspiring English sources
That has done nothing to stop many of them cutting down all their trees.There are environmental lessons to be learnt from the rich countries, but these do not involve blindly copying everything they do.
Rather than emulating by using their preferred method or (blindly) copying an alternative method that a conspecific demonstrated to solve an instrumental task, dogs selectively re-enacted the demonstrated action depending on the constraints of the situation of the demonstrator.
For openers the software blindly copied an Internet setup from my notebook computer; unfortunately, my machine was configured to ask for my password every time I log on.
Jablonka and Lamb's account of cultural evolution in humans appeals to the properties of symbolic inheritance, most critically that variations are not blindly copied but rather reconstructed by learners in ways that are sensitive to meaning, social context, and the history of the individuals involved (Jablonka & Lamb 2005).
A good example to illustrate this would be to look at what startups such as Zillow and Urban Compass are doing in the U.S. — not to blindly copy what others are doing (because these markets are quite different), but more in terms of enhancing the services.
But please, whatever you do, don't blindly copy the routines of successful people.
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Moreover, we look foolish when we blindly copy the new kid on the block and petulant when we ignore him.
"You cannot blindly copy the Americans and English, they face different conditions, their ships travel far over the ocean, out of touch with their bases.
Zabelina tells The Creators Project, "I try not to blindly copy the posters but sometimes capture the essence of the film and use the emojis to show what the story is about, and try to make the posters visually pleasing.
We had a financial crisis (and subsequent taxpayer bailouts) largely because of enormous risk taking at the mega-banks like Citigroup, which led others to blindly copy the firm's risk taking model until the entire system blew up in the fall of 2008.
