Sentence examples for far from uncritical from inspiring English sources

Bhandari's bald statements sparked social-media pandemonium, and the economist is now at pains to assert he is far from uncritical of such plans.

Around the same time, more evidence about Heidegger's involvement with the Nazi party emerged, and Derrida was obliged to make it clear that, although he owed more to Heidegger than to any other philosopher, his adherence was far from uncritical.

His was a Catholic family and he remained a strong professing Catholic - "a Roman Catholic, born, bred and still roughly believing", he called himself in a column in 1992 - though, as some of his recent columns showed, a far from uncritical one.

Far from being just an uncritical imitation of Blair, those qualities are in fact Cameron's natural strengths.

I regard him as far too radical in his criticism of America and far too uncritical of America's enemies.

Congress was far too uncritical when it gave preliminary approval to the agreement in December.

And so now a mini-generation must go from uncritical advocates to watchful observers.

His treatment of the civil code, for instance, is far more uncritical than it need have been.

The positions of both the Democratic and Republican Party establishments notwithstanding, American public opinion is shifting rapidly away from uncritical support for Israel.

This ranges from uncritical to very critical, thus providing an easy to understand overview about the current access model.

Furthermore, our method's capacity of revealing simultaneous/overall impacts at the system level enables it to distinguish real critical spots from uncritical ones more effectively.