The book begins with the bad sort: Maurice's adolescence is a descent into "The Valley of the Shadow of Life", Forster's image for the ignorance of puberty in which Maurice and his schoolmates blunder about, unable to fathom their own feelings.
Sometimes when people get very sick, they blunder about, distracting themselves as giddily or grimly as they always have.
We will let them blunder about in their wrongdoing.
Watching Matt and Errol blunder about, trying to be stealth, I lie down and play with blades of grass.
But even blundering about like this shows what the site can offer: wine reviews and prices; reviews of restaurants here and abroad, with the wines they serve; places to buy wines; suggested menus that match dishes like crayfish stew with vintages like 1988 Chateau d'Arche Sauternes.
The love poet, too, can be heard stumbling and blundering about, sightless and ecstatic, as another Valentine's Day dawns.
Admittedly, these psephological scientists are not all happy amateurs blundering about the land like Japanese tourists in search of Brigadoon – though Jacob Rees-Mogg, making a guest appearance for Channel 4 News, gave a pretty good impersonation.
The phrase mainly conjures up images of beefy young men blundering about the world.
If butterflies and bees are the A-list celebrities of pollinators, moths and their nocturnal propensity to blunder about in the light like drunks mean they're often disregarded as such.
That should mean, among other changes from Monday's win at Hull, that Danny Welbeck returns up front even if Olivier Giroud relocated the net after a couple of months blundering about in the dark.
