Sentence examples for uncritically accepting from inspiring English sources

But they must also beware of uncritically accepting contemporary judgments.

But it's important to at least try, rather than simply and uncritically accepting it.

Quine's work, though by no means widely accepted, has made analytic philosophers at least wary of uncritically accepting certain of their standard distinctions.

Formed at a time when regional states were still uncritically accepting the self-proclaimed rhetoric of China's rise, the initiative was premature and a little too provocative.

Over the years, he attacked the police over their way of obtaining confessions; and the judiciary for uncritically accepting police evidence.

She also accused government officials of uncritically accepting the chemical industry's claims of safety and, more radically, questioned the then-dominant paradigm of scientific progress and the philosophical belief that man was destined to exert control over nature.

New innovations in surgery are frequently spontaneously and uncritically accepted by a few enthusiastic surgeons.

Both Abbott and Bolt have voices which are widely heard and uncritically accepted.

Still, it boggles the mind that he would uncritically accept information from such a quarter.

But the truth is that knighthoods have never been uncritically accepted in Australia.

So Rumsfeld's excessively optimistic assumptions of people running out with flowers to greet us, etc, were uncritically accepted.