Uncritically

Definition

uncritical /ʌn'krÇtÇk / adj ~ (of sth/ sb) ( usu derog ) မစိမစစ္။ မေမးမစမ္း။ ယံုလြယ္ေသာ။ an uncritical attitude / view ❍ uncritical supporters ❍ of the government. ❏ uncritically /-Çkli / adv မစိမစစ္။ မေမးမစမ္း။

Examples

1. ‘The real problem seems to be unevenness and an apparently uncritical acceptance of it.’
2. ‘I'll need to look into this further
3. but they make a strong enough case to make me question my uncritical acceptance of these statistics.’
4. ‘There is a word that covers uncritical support
5. non-negotiable loyalty and blind faith.’
6. ‘There are two common fallacies that play an essential part in the uncritical acceptance of psychic readings.’
7. ‘It rests upon an uncritical acceptance of appearances.’
8. ‘It is one solution
9. though
10. that requires ongoing scrutiny
11. not uncritical acceptance.’
12. ‘I want to come back to the principal reason why we are voting against this bill - this uncritical acceptance of the International Criminal Court.’
13. ‘These appeals more often than not find a measure of uncritical acceptance in countries that formerly have been monocultures.’
14. ‘It seems that this uncritical acceptance of the paranormal is a step beyond Ms. Rehm's expertise and rational judgment.’
15. ‘Admiration for a great man and his important work does not presuppose uncritical acceptance of all his views.’
16. ‘Everyone's uncritical acceptance of this writer's unattributed version of events leaves me scratching my head.’
17. ‘We are all taught
18. or at least should be taught
19. to resist uncritical acceptance of what one's country
20. culture
21. or religion does.’
22. ‘It would be equally mistaken and hypocritical to offer uncritical acceptance of the new order.’
23. ‘The book is well researched and colorfully written
24. though at times its celebratory tone leads the author to an uncritical acceptance of her oral sources.’
25. ‘The root of the problem is the uncritical acceptance of the paradigm.’
26. ‘I would imagine it has something to do with your uncritical acceptance of whatever America wants
27. but I can't guarantee it will be that easy.’
28. ‘Because of his uncritical and selective acceptance of ancient myths
29. he cannot be said to be doing history
30. either.’
31. ‘As a result
32. the analysis is far too uncritical of our current economic practices
33. in both its effects and its implementation.’
34. ‘The book is a useful reminder of just how uncritical was much of the analysis of the pre-downturn phase of the most recent Asian expansion.’
35. ‘This trajectory was clear
36. but complex visual practices oftentimes were subsumed by conceptual discussions or uncritical formal analyses.’