Sentence examples for lead blindly from inspiring English sources

But Ms. Nidositko said other retailers would be wise not to follow Amazon's lead blindly this time, "since at different stages in your business, you want to do different things with your home page".

An engineer is not led blindly by rules.

But it is not simply Mr. Miller's refusal to be led "blindly off a cliff" by his more liberal counterparts that has vexed fellow Democrats.

The fact that tens of thousands of people took to the streets of Moscow and St Petersburg today to mourn him comes as a reminder that even in an atmosphere of oppressive conformity, there is another, more questioning Russia, which refuses to be led blindly by what the Kremlin media cynically serves up as the national interest.

Yet in foreign policy they allow themselves to be led blindly by the French.

Liz believed that there was safety in perfection, and she feared imperfection led to anxiety, nervousness, and jitters, when things were not perfect led to blindly driving herself led to nervous breakdown and bankruptcy.

That seems to be the real warning to parents here, that an interest in current affairs will drain your child of joy and lead them blindly into a life of conservativism.

It was this philosophy, and the decisions that sprang from it, that led us blindly down the path to the financial crisis.

Woodbine credits his love for the arts and the undying encouragement to his mother (also an actor) who once led him blindly to a casting call.

Still, sentimentality shouldn't lead us to blindly celebrate Stern's complicated legacy.

It can lead to investors blindly buying shares at any price and pushing valuations up to ridiculous levels.