As he trudged from the pitch, applauded by his own, blindly loyal fans, he will have chided himself that he knew that.

The 76-year-old described himself as a traditionalist who, until recently, was 'blindly loyal' to the old utility monopolies.

Consumers are also becoming less blindly loyal to brands than they once were, which should also benefit the company in the long term.

You turn up at an airport and one of the kit men takes your passport and takes all your bags off you, you just follow blindly.

They seem to be a flock of sheep who follow blindly.

Beware of popular leaders of the moment, being careful not to follow blindly, but to think and act in the interest of the country.

However, these 'grooves' in our thinking etched by past experience cannot be followed blindly, in medical matters or business.

Customers followed blindly because they could.

He doesn't mention a point he made repeatedly in his later histories about how soldiers were treated like pack animals stumbling blindly forward.

We followed in single file, stumbling blindly across boggy fields and mud tracks as we struggled to keep sight of the smuggler's white trainers.

They scream and collectively flee from the room, many stumbling blindly with their hands held over their eyes toward the walls in search of an exit.

Without it, they can walk blindly into a relationship with a man with a secret history of brutality.

However, while your powerful instincts will alert you to risky situations, others will walk blindly into them.

It will certainly turn them into exhausted, regimented automatons, so used to taking instruction that they would walk blindly off a cliff if their ballet teacher told them to.