Sentence examples for unquestioningly for from inspiring English sources

How uncomfortable that must be for the many MPs who have voted so unquestioningly for every recent war plan put before them.

Mark Reed's affinity is so unquestioningly for Israel that he chastises Sherman, the consummate Israel/AIPAC loyalist, for not being Israel-loyal enough.

When the ball's in his hands, he's a wrecking ball rolling downhill, absorbing hits with legs churning all the while, unquestioningly fighting for every precious inch of sweat-soaked turf.

Dope Jams is a bullshit-free record store beloved just as much for their unquestioningly good taste as for the salty-as-hell descriptions of their wares.

Searching for a positive side of the turmoil, officials say they have been shaken out of a post-Cold War complacency that the United States would unquestioningly be there for Europe.

Like many of her generation she assumed her insurer, Lloyds, would give her a fair renewal premium, and so had unquestioningly paid up for years when her renewal notice arrived.

The board faulted lead pharmacist Albert Daher and two colleagues for unquestioningly filling prescriptions, despite multiple red flags that should have caused them to become suspicious.

For he unquestioningly asserts that Israeli governments are (regularly) responsible for "bad behavior" -- and seeing that behavior as bad, as unjustified, is, in most cases, precisely what it means to "delegitimize" Israel.

Despite the legal challenges he faces and the controversies he has courted, Netanyahu has a die-hard base that will vote for him unquestioningly.

As chief rabbi, he heads the largest single segment of British Jewry but, unlike Lord Sacks, Rabbi Mirvis is less likely to be accepted unquestioningly as the figurehead for all Anglo-Jews.

In the 1990s one optimistic political economist challenged the theory that people always act selfishly and would not work collaboratively to sustainably manage resources; Elinor Ostrom called these ideas "dangerous" when used unquestioningly as a foundation for policy.