Sentence examples for become uncritical from inspiring English sources

Keynesians, such as Mr Krugman, have become uncritical supporters of fiscal stimulus.

A prominent commentator from one of Kenya's daily newspapers has spoken of a similar fear: "The peace industry has overwhelmed the media, it has basically become uncritical, losing its oversight role".

The Treasury, once a stern judge of such projects, has become their uncritical lapdog.

In their lust to produce upbeat news analysts have become lamentably uncritical (FORBES, Dec. 15).

And how did the thinking of these groups become so uncritical that they apparently support not only divestment, but the entire agenda of the BDS campaign started by Palestinian non-governmental organizations in 2005.

Fowler (1996) refers to the tendency whereby ideological beliefs become 'uncritical' as 'habitualization'habitualization

Large sections lean toward the primitivism of Laozi and others emphasize the relativism, and still others become eclectic and uncritical in their openness.

Much of Winston's work revolves around surreal collages, which over time have become images of uncritical devotion in all-ages teen centers and disgusting, dilapidated squats alike.

Without discussion and dissection and self-reflection, we become stagnant, unthinking, and uncritical.

(Mikyö Dorje 2006: 274) Conventional truth is non-analytical in the sense that ordinary beings assume its reality uncritically, and become fixated to its reifications in virtue of how it appears to their uncritical minds, rather than how it really is from the critical cognitive perspective.

In the later books, the more historical the times become, the more disturbing are his uncritical methods and his patriotic bias.