Sentence examples for as uncritical from inspiring English sources

But governments are not quite as uncritical as the industry is about this flood of new products; and governments are still the biggest customer.

Portraits of this kind are easy to dismiss as uncritical, saccharine pap.

She is also an acolyte of Petraeus and goes on to write a biography of him, All In, that is later described as uncritical and flattering.

Republicans now sense they have a narrow window in which to define Obama and turn around what they see as uncritical media coverage of his surge.

Kelly, now the network's most prominent anchor, described commentator Sean Hannity as uncritical of Trump on her own show; Hannity took the dispute to Twitter, saying that Kelly clearly supported Clinton.

Even Melanie Johnson, who is as uncritical of this government and Parliament in general as it is possible to be, admitted that she found losing her seat (Welwyn, in 2005) 'traumatic'traumatic

The critics are as relentlessly uncritical as ever.

Also their number was uncritical as long as it was above some 60 or 70 residues.

True, domestic support for World War II was never as solid or uncritical as we like to imagine -- as late as 1944, almost 40percentt of Americans said they favored a negotiated peace with the Germans.

Not surprisingly, Augustine's epistemology reflects these strongly Neoplatonic tendencies, but here, as elsewhere, it would be a mistake to view Augustine's thought as an uncritical application of an inherited framework; as is often the case in other areas, Augustine's approach to epistemology is conditioned by his own religious and philosophically eudaimonistic concerns.

When absenting herself to the bar while the men talk business, Grace says: "I think I'll bend my elbow while you guys bend your ears!" For all the guns and gore, it's as breezy and uncritical as a tale from the True Detective magazine that the cops can't help reading.