uncritically

IPA: ʌnkrˈɪtɪkʌɫi

Examples of "uncritically" in Sentences

He expects us to accept it uncritically, which is simply insulting.
It happens when people teach lies as Truth, or more accurately, when people teach uncritically.
I agree with Kosnett, actually, that the idea of uncritically holding a stock forever is a bad one.
The fate of the Phillips curve demonstrates the dangers in uncritically using a statistical relationship to draw economic-policy conclusions.
The bestselling author of The God Delusion was similarly fawned over by the Australian media, which uncritically lapped up everything he said.
Rodriguez Zapatero's government has "uncritically" accepted European Union recommendations, acting "without any other horizon than cutting costs."
The government had "uncritically" accepted EU recommendations, acting "without any other objective than cutting costs," CCOO trade union confederation leader Ignacio Fernandez Toxo said.
Or do they uncritically embrace Sex-in-the-City capitalism, pick up Shopaholic hoping for more of it, and are either disappointed or happily oblivious at the stinging critique encoded therein?