Sentence examples for relatively uncritical from inspiring English sources
News organizations that are relatively uncritical of the government have expanded under the Kirchners.
They may laugh at the travails of a Myspace, but technology writers will often be relatively uncritical and willing to see the best in what a promising startup might do.
I was relatively uncritical of the script, that means that all these things stayed.
In addition, since publication of Siegelman's classic contribution[15], few analyses have addressed the relative contribution of article quality (hypothetically, an intrinsic property of the manuscript) vs. reviewer style (possibly ranging from highly skeptical to relatively uncritical) in generating recommendations to publish or reject.
The concept of "evidence-based ethics", modeled after the concept of evidence-based medicine, [ 1] has increasingly found application in international journals in the past decade, ranging from a relatively uncritical use of the term [ 2- 5] to attempts at its explication [ 6, 7] to variously justified repudiations of the term [ 8, 9].
Many pro-CAM journals, books and websites exist, and it would be of concern if relatively inexperienced students were assimilating such information in an uncritical fashion in the context of coursework preparation.
The rationale for buttressing NRE with these additional moral, political and social theories is that a relatively narrow focus upon our most confident intuitions and the principles that organize and explain them could engender an uncritical provincialism in our moral outlook.
That does not mean uncritical.
It was largely in reaction to this anecdotal tradition, with its uncritical acceptance of tales of astounding feats by pet cats and dogs, that Thorndike undertook his studies of learning under relatively well-controlled laboratory conditions.
Well, arrivederci to such uncritical love.
