Sentence examples for little blindly from inspiring English sources
"Go a little blindly sometimes.
Your job is to let them walk along the many paths that they will find here, and to hold their hands when, inevitably, they stumble a bit, or turn back, or leap a little too blindly ahead.
While some of these tracks are a little unmemorable, sticking blindly to Malik's new template at the expense of imagination, a few have unexpected depths.
That man, who considers his life a failure, loves his sons blindly, with little idea of how to prevent his self-disappointment from spilling into punitive anger.
We may have an entire misconception on a civilization that we know relatively little about but looted blindly and now continue to ignore our own grand theft.
8.44am GMT Pistorius fired four shots "blindly" into a little cubicle.
"A stan will follow a celebrity blindly — it's a little creepy," he said.
You wouldn't imagine that Joe Pesci would be, like, standing there in a little frilly pastel dress, kind of blindly walking around.
In many ways, they're less blindly nationalistic than the Little Englanders in Westminster who are being edged ever-rightwards by the terrifying rise of UKIP.
Because [usually] even if the truth bears little resemblance to what he says, everyone blindly accepts it".
Believing that "people should sometimes pay — for living half blindly and... thinking their little thoughts," he spies on and terrorizes the tourists who rent local cottages, breaking in on them at night.
