Sentence examples for uncritical reporting from inspiring English sources

Nor does uncritical reporting by the media.

For this government "impartial news coverage" means uncritical reporting of Tory policies and politicians, and no coverage of critical comment from any part of the political left.

In any case, their resultant, overly uncritical reporting of the election seemed at least partly motivated by the desire to prove to their western counterparts that Kenya was not another African basket case.

In a flurry of often uncritical reporting, the University of Sheffield has announced it has found evidence of life beyond Earth, publishing its findings in the online Journal of Cosmology.

The writer Richard Webster, who has previously exposed the hysteria and false accusations generated by the Bryn Estyn children's home investigations (and who this year became one of the first to establish Jersey's celebrated skull fragment was of vegetable origin), thinks the uncritical reporting demonstrates, rather, 'the insatiable human appetite for narratives of evil'.

Just as it was the case with the Iran deal, the Palestinian-Israeli peace process under the current president is a far cry from what most have heard in uncritical reporting.

It's not moral". In a fascinating but uncritical "60 minutes" report on USAF drone operations, the officer in charge of such operations at a USAF base in Nevada was asked if there were ever mistakes (in targeting the strikes): "What if you get it wrong?" "We don't [get it wrong]" was his response.

"My colleagues and I got tired of reading uncritical media reports about the putative benefits of religious activity," he said.

There are endless examples of bad research designs producing flawed findings, followed by uncritical media reports touting the results.

As Sam Biddle put it in a nominally different context (reporting on a Buzzfeed reporter's slobbering over the subject of her work): "Pure, uncritical adoration goes beyond the usual biases, and makes a reporter seem incapable of grappling with the complexity of [his or] her subject".

Clark circulated an email to legislators accusing Senator Aguilar of lying about supporting a version of the bill Clark preferred, which had been adopted from an uncritical report of naturopathic medicine by the Department of Regulatory Agencies.