Sentence examples for unquestioningly used from inspiring English sources

But what the presenters gave us were two very similar angles on the story, from the Daily Mail and the Sun, both of which unquestioningly used these statistics to bolster the editorial line that these scroungers should get back to work.

It's the very technology you happily and unquestioningly use which is being hardwired to give the government easy access to your activities.

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.

The community often tends to use, unquestioningly, techniques based on the confusion matrix for which the correct application and interpretation requires the satisfaction of often untenable assumptions (e.g., perfect coregistration of data sets) and the provision of rarely conveyed information (e.g., sampling design for ground data acquisition).

It is unquestioningly accepted at home and widely used beyond the euro area's borders.

While the majority in Ricci unquestioningly accepted standardized testing in the manner used in New Haven, Justice Ginsburg's dissent on behalf of four justices pointed to evidence in the record of unfair advantages in test preparation.

Negative perceptions of anarchists and anarchism are not only generated by government and unquestioningly perpetuated by mainstream media, but they are also routinely used to drive a wedge between dissidents and an otherwise supportive public.

Mr. Annan says he believes that he got a more serious hearing on his visit to the White House last month than he used to and that President Bush now appears more curious about countries that the administration once unquestioningly dismissed as members of an "axis of evil".

Most of us unquestioningly assent to the first principle.

According to Islamic teaching, he tells us, children must unquestioningly obey their parents.

For reminding us of that – and for making us smile, albeit briefly – Boyle unquestioningly triumphed.