Sentence examples for nearly uncritical from inspiring English sources

Without the intimate ties the United States has to the military or a history of nearly uncritical alliance with Egypt's former president, Hosni Mubarak, the Europeans were more trusted by the democrats, secularists and Islamists, and they were heard by the military, too.

Only the most uncritical optimists will say yes with any conviction.

Most uncritical readers have accepted corrected correlations as the "true" correlations.

Afterward, there were renewed complaints about an uncritical press.

Slaughter's Atlantic article nearly went there, with the uncritical observation that "I do not believe fathers love their children any less than mothers do, but men do seem more likely to choose their job at a cost to their family, while women seem more likely to choose their family at a cost to their job". The book is much more clearer-eyed on how those choices don't happen in a vacuum.

Unfortunately, nearly all authors merely offer uncritical citations of the primary sources in support of their statements (for exceptions see, for example, Wagner, 1994, and in the following sections).

For instance, I was no longer so uncritical about people like Mona.

"American Radical," D. D. Guttenplan's admiring but not uncritical biography, has been nearly 20 years in the making.

The collapse has been almost total, and shockingly uncritical.

The filmmakers got unprecedented access to record the unfettered theories of militant Salafists — ultra-pious adherents who want to turn back the clock — and the result is unusual enough in its uncritical presentation that the film was nearly banned in France for coming off like propaganda itself.

Conspiracy theories about Mr. Obama's religion once found an uncritical ear on the show's set.