But governments are not quite as uncritical as the industry is about this flood of new products; and governments are still the biggest customer.
His footnotes brim with references to Albert Mathiez, whose brilliant prose could never quite offset his uncritical worship of Robespierre; to Albert Soboul, premier scholar of the sans‑culottes but crudely doctrinaire in his general histories; to the eccentric Trotskyite-anarchist militant Daniel Guérin.
He should immediately sack whoever it was that encouraged or allowed him to bury his invaluable strengths of worldly knowledge, caustic wit and absurdist eye in the misconceived attempt to involve us with a non-character for whom he has a fatally uncritical and quite inexplicable regard.
The lineup isn't quite what one expects, with uncritical, credulous innocence on one side and ironic, skeptical experience on the other.
The implications of this claim are quite different from advocating an uncritical acceptance of substances that already exist.
Caputo may have set out to write an epic parable about the dangers of uncritical belief, but he ended up with, quite simply, a great story.
Actually, there are those who argue that, with rentable bikes and islands in the Thames already named after him, the uncritical usage, throughout broadcasting, of Johnson-glorifying language has gone quite far enough.
Very few pennies are sent these days to Bosnia and Herzegovina, but during the war the locals and the internationals had quite an intense relationship that went through several stages: from fascination and uncritical cooperation to mutual loathing and blaming.
The author is quite capable of scolding Blair, for his ruthlessness, for his theatricality and for his uncritical admiration of the worst of Bill Clinton's methods, noting also the nimble way Blair switched from Bill's buddy to George's pal.
