Sentence examples for going blindly from inspiring English sources

"It's a lot better than going blindly," said Tim Kopec, the wine director at Veritas in the Flatiron district, "because more likely than not, you're going to end up on the roads most traveled".

"This decade is for sure going to be remembered in the auto industry as a decade of consolidation, a renewed focus on profitability instead of going blindly after market share, and shedding dead weight in terms of dealerships," said Jesse Toprak, vice president of industry trends and insights for TrueCar, a new-car pricing Web site.

Tesco's exit from the US is a reminder for managers of the dangers of going blindly for scale and cost leaders, the wheels of which are difficult to reverse if you need to change course to becoming a retailer known for first-class customer experience.

"Tesco's exit from the US is a reminder for managers of the dangers of going blindly for scale and cost leaders, the wheels of which are difficult to reverse if you need to change course to becoming a retailer known for first-class customer experience," Prof Bhalla said.

"And I went blindly on with my day".

"I don't go blindly in like a drunken fool," he said.

Everyone wants to be clever — it's hard to give up that side and go blindly for stupidity.

As soon as I saw the dancers, I felt it was the right atmosphere, to go blindly for your abilities.

I went, blindly, with names I'd never seen: Can, Donny Hathaway, Graham Bond, The Velvet Underground, Brian Eno, David Ackles, Genevieve Waite, The Soft Machine.

And sometimes, we just go blindly forward, hoping that things will work out.

It is particularly dangerous to go blindly forward in a sector which is one of the most traditional responsibilities of the constitutional state without giving the European Court the necessary powers and without the necessary parliamentary controls at European level.