uncritically in A Sentence

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    Instead, I think the right lesson to draw from these examples is that we should construct our questions carefully and we should not accept responses Uncritically.

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    But is it not clear that we seem to take the content of such programs pretty Uncritically?

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    In fact, recent researches show that the arguments and evidence offered by the Fifth Report cannot be accepted Uncritically.

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    No one since would be able to sell pollution as the necessary underside of progress so easily or Uncritically.

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    It also presents the resulting lists Uncritically and without clear prioritization so that, for example, weak opportunities may appear to balance strong threats.

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    It may also present the resulting lists Uncritically and without clear prioritization so that, for example, weak opportunities may appear to balance strong threats.

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    Every time you Uncritically accept the opinion of someone you like, you are applying consensus thinking- the consensus as you perceive it to be among“your” people.

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    Some researchers use them to define success and failure- with high grades or test scores Uncritically accepted as a positive outcome for measuring the effects of grit or perseverance.

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    Although the exercisers in this study were committed to their exercise programs, mental toughness was not without problems and it should not be Uncritically celebrated as a tool for every woman exerciser.

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    Whilst for many in the emerging cottage industry of behaviour change agencies and consultants such as Steven,‘challenging the utilitarian foundations of our clients is not a good business plan', this does not mean that they adopt behavioural science approaches to behaviour change unthinkingly or Uncritically.

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    Finally, there's the matter of whether established educational practices are, on the one hand, accepted Uncritically, so that the only question is whether kids are compliant and successful by established criteria, or whether, on the other hand, those practices are examined to see if they make sense.

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