Sentence examples for uncritical reliance from inspiring English sources
He has distinguished himself by the same uncritical reliance on dodgy sources that caused his catastrophic mistakes about Iraq.
She chides Alison Weir, the author of the best seller "The Lady in the Tower," for blithely uncritical reliance on Chapuys.
The phrase is particularly associated with Gustave Flaubert, who in his Le Dictionnaire des idées reçues (published posthumously in 1913; Flaubert's Dictionary of Accepted Ideas) mocked the use of clichés and platitudes and the uncritical reliance on accepted ideas.
First, I believe that the Court fails to recognize a unique feature of maritime law that may counsel against uncritical reliance on data from land-based tort cases: General maritime law limits the availability of compensatory damages.
Among Christians, the Quietists, with their uncritical reliance on inspiration, may be regarded as having approached more closely to the fatalistic norm of behaviour than any of the commonly recognized partisans of determinism, such as Calvinists or Jansenists.
Even the Handbook of Laboratory Animal Science admits that "uncritical reliance on the results of animal tests can be dangerously misleading and has cost the health and lives of tens of thousands of humans". Animal research misleads in other ways too; hampering our understanding of human disease.
What bothers me, as an American, is Mr. Kulish's uncritical assumption that American "self-reliance" is a prescription the rest of the world should swallow.
He argues that uncritical immersion in vast vats of poor-quality stuff can lead to "more distraction, more false positives, more bias and more reliance on machine-learning".
That does not mean uncritical.
Reliance denies these claims.
