Blindly

As for the idiots who blindly follow and subscribe to Kurt Caz, you are enabling this asshole, and you directly are part of the problem as well.

As the screaming Ms Korbel tried to keep Nee out, Cashman blindly fired a shot from his second weapon, a revolver, through the front door.

BEATRICE Bodart-Bailey is right again: the Rattenbury-Barr government’s pet light rail project is no better than 19th-century technology (“As the world changes, the tram pushes blindly on”, CN March 2).

Blindly building up Dallas as the best team in the NFL after two wins against weak opponents is a movie we've seen before.

But not all advice should be followed blindly as many can be damaging to your home and appliances.

But not blindly connecting your DevOps/CI system to a “wget the latest code straight from someone else’s repository to ensure you are up to date” is a good start.

But we shouldn’t enter it blindly.

For those who blindly follow his every runner, there was a handsome £40 plus profit for every £1 staked.

Gone are the days when fans blindly idolized the glitz and glamor of both Old Hollywood and contemporary media, knowing that so many classics were produced on a bed of detestable morals and dirty laundry.

Having blindly gone wherever their unhinged client directed them to go will have severe consequences that cannot be avoided.

His refusal to blindly obey Admiral Pressman and his eventual confession to Picard all fit the honorable Commander Riker we've come to know.

In some places, treadmills can even be used so players can move around in the virtual world without moving blindly around in the real world.

It comes after growing concerns by some scholars that Muslims in Britain were ‘blindly following’ the announcements made by Saudi Arabia.

I've been blindly loyal to people, even if I have known them for just five minutes and we’ve only exchanged a laugh or two.

Liv blindly clawing for her but Rhea catches her with a tijeras.

Looking back, he believes God was on his side as he could have drifted blindly further from the boat and thus away from help; or the already depleted tank could have ran dry, leaving him without air to resurface.

One races toward it blindly, with the emotional sensitivity of a cannonball, while simultaneously being forced to decide, ingloriously, prematurely, who to be.

On one level, time is just what we blindly follow and obey (not that that’s a bad thing, it’s just how the world is), but on another level it’s almost like a big, existential question mark.

That’s still a lot they’re on the hook for, but it doesn’t seem that Roseman is blindly assuming all will be great with Hurts as QB through the 2028 season.

Their radically different tones, despite working off the same script, highlight just how important a director is to a film, and together they serve as a warning to studios about blindly giving the go-ahead to projects they do not fully support.