Sentence examples for uncritical from inspiring English sources

Largely uncritical and forgiving press coverage of the new Conservative mayor has left an easy opening for independent leftwing bloggers.

When George Galloway was violently assaulted – rather than simply yelled at and jostled – I did not make sweeping generalisations about the British right or uncritical supporters of the Israeli government.

They have got more unalloyed and uncritical support from the press than they know what to do with and they are still not going to win the election.

Some Muslims, such as Haroon Moghul of New York University's Islamic centre, optimistically greeted Mullen's statement as a remarkable sign of change: "It shows a military that is critically thinking, and empowered to do so by a White House that seeks to develop effective strategies, not ideological categories and uncritical postures".

"It's a stretch for the neoconservatives to recruit the pope as the leader of the war on terror, and it's also a stretch to associate him with the uncritical acceptance of capitalism," says Paul Baumann, editor of Commonweal, a (liberal) Catholic magazine.But American conservatives are insisting that the assault on Saddam Hussein, at least, is not going to come between them and their pontiff.

But if China becomes Russia's only eastern customer, it may become uncomfortably powerful.More than that, Russia's regional aspirations may be thwarted by its uncritical friendship with China.

Across much of Russia most people get their national news only from television, and Russian television's political coverage dwells largely on the president and his ministers and is almost entirely uncritical.

Many Europeans are angered by the Bush administration's seemingly uncritical support of Israel.

These were met with premature fanfare, and I am concerned by the uncritical applause for the current crop.

After all, a case could be made for Italy's uncritical affection for Europe in the first 30 years of the common market, which became the European Community and then the European Union.

Two books about Franklin Roosevelt are uncritical popular histories that are worshipful of his "bold, persistent experimentation".