Sentence examples for sometimes blindly from inspiring English sources

We love our television antiheroes, sometimes blindly.

Where Chris's love is sometimes blindly romantic, Debbie's is more analytical, more brooding, though no less strong.

Ted Turner, the CNN founder who was considered to be its sometimes blindly loyal protector within Time Warner, has taken a diminished role with CNN, leaving it in the hands of Terence F. McGuirk, Turner Broadcasting's chief executive.

But unlike, say, the purely malevolent mutants of Hollywood's "It Came From Beneath the Sea" (1955) or "Them!" (1954), the kaiju are ambivalent figures, sometimes blindly destructive, sometimes friendly, effective allies.

In a similar way, to appreciate gender or racial bias or other ways that cultural perspectives may sometimes become blindly naturalized in science, one should be at a relatively remote vantage point to see the culture as culture.

"Go a little blindly sometimes.

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

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.

They blindly -- and sometimes defiantly -- dug their own grave and pushed me into it.

While the reactively breakdown maintenance and blindly preventive maintenance do sometimes reduce equipment failures, they are more labor intensive, do not eliminate catastrophic failures and cause unnecessary maintenance.

Africans do not all submit blindly to French values, and sometimes they turn the values on their heads.