uncritical造句

1、an uncritical attitude, view, etc

2、One who is artless, credulous, or uncritical.

3、Both civilizations were on the whole uncritical.

4、a devoted and almost uncritical admirer.

5、Sir Frank is affectionate, but not uncritical.

6、news sources reflected uncritical estimates of the number of juvenile addicts.

7、The assertions have dismayed cancer researchers, and have led to a rash of uncritical coverage.

8、They offered a reasoned approach in place of the fanciful and uncritical accounts of the poets.

9、Even poor lenses and uncritical eyes can always seen something on the moon.

10、So the unveiling of a design for a new "silent" aircraft this week was met with uncritical approval.

11、Mr Rogan’s treatment of the Arab-Israeli conflict is likely to prompt some ire from Israel’s more uncritical backers.

12、Washington's uncritical support of Israel at the expense of Palestinians is perceived by much of the world as egregiously hypocritical.

13、It's a mistake to give uncritical acceptance to any source-this can make people vulnerable to manipulation by untrustworthy people who appear to share their political perspectives.

14、And yet to the uncritical eye of the media, Microsoft is comes across looking humble and generous while we look petulant and ungrateful.

15、Students should be able to sense that their guides have a genuine interest in the language, and that they have found out about it by thinking for themselves, not by mere uncritical memorizing of textbooks or lectures.

16、Brainstorming should be unconstrained and uncritical—put all the wacky ideas you’ve been considering (plus some you haven’t) out on the table and then be prepared to record them and file them away for safekeeping until much later in the process.