Justice is blind.

Time is blind, man is stupid.

Don't obey your boss blindly.

Parroting the hate of politicians and officials

But the government is blind, deaf and heartless regarding the sentiments of its people.

With the Irish referendum, it has blindly and needlessly thrown itself into a political calamity.

So I cannot sit back in silence as Europe stumbles blindly into a new appeasement.

Unfortunately, the American public accepted uncritically the war metaphor as the obvious response to 9 11.

But on some issues, such as the Iraq war, Europeans are not all ready to follow America blindly.

So Milgram is quantifying evil as the willingness of people to blindly obey authority, to go all the way to 450 volts.

While we condemn violence against women, we wonder about blindly borrowed activism methods.

Without a regional focus, WANA countries risk sleepwalking into conflict and more pronounced economic decline.

So if we are to act now to head it off, we must first scrutinize what is known about the nature of the threat.

Should we place our faith in the Kyoto Treaty, which sets firm limits on human emissions of so called greenhouse gases?

Nowadays, they even don't try offering any data sets and blindly claim that gaming leads to addiction.

If I subscribe to Buddhism, I can t be of anything else...I am not going to follow those rules.

As countries become less reliant on traditional sources of financing, they are less likely to follow foreign diktats blindly.

Sarkozy suggested that world leaders should stop myopically focusing on GDP and consider a new index, what some French are calling a joie de vivre index.

A massive reassessment is finally in progress, with US elites now recognizing that market capitalism is in crisis, and that the world will not blindly follow their lead.

They have better uniforms and higher pay than ordinary soldiers and officers too close to the intrigues of Iraq's palace politics to remain blindly devoted to Saddam.

One can copy movements and motor acts without understanding their meaning. This happens when a flock of geese suddenly takes flight from a lake, blindly following the flock's first frightened member.

Stremov stood aside, pretending to have blindly followed Karenin's plans and to be himself indignant now at what had been done, thus undermining Karenin.

The media also blindly spreads hate speech from politicians, psychologists , members of parliament, and other authority figures, without challenging what they say or offering alternative views.

The Bush administration s mistake, of course, is to neglect politics in its war calculations, or to follow blindly the dictum that war is politics by other means. In fact, most war is a failure of politics, a failure of political imagination.

The United States government has proven itself blind to these facts, but the international community also remains ill equipped to assist in the restoration of peace following conflicts in impoverished countries.

Were the Governing Council to miss the coming turn in the European economy while blithely raising interest rates, they would be portrayed as drunken sailors on a rate raising binge.

The Bush administration s mistake, of course, is to neglect politics in its war calculations, or to follow blindly the dictum that war is politics by other means.

At the same time, due to its attempts to reflect the real situation, the site's administrators admit facing occasional criticism from those Ukrainians who blindly believe the President and the Command Headquarters.

The justification for this system was that it seemed to work well or at least less badly than central banking that blindly adhered to the gold standard or no central banking at all. This island of central planning in the midst of the market economy was a strange and puzzling feature all the more so because so few remarked how strange it was.

If you study the history of the rescript, you'll understand that it cannot serve as the golden rule connecting education policy with morality. Instead, the should be interpreted with some flexibility, in response to modern conditions.

On tennis forums, those who blindly support their favourite player while looking down on his or her opponents are commonly given the derogatory nickname tards . Of course, a lot of times these same people use the word to refer to anyone supporting the players they don't like.