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Once again, an uncritical press has been taken for a ride.

But I think a little bit of an uncritical eye here on this one.

Each side's newspapers provided uncritical support to their own the next day.

His perspective makes him too uncritical of what the income tax has become.

You could only expect so much, even from people who were uncritical and devoted.

Too many schools demand that parents and children be uncritical fans.

But there are enough uncritical stories to concern many readers.

In his view the main cause for such errors is language and its uncritical use.

What an uncritical article on a practice that is dubious at best!

So we are not uncritical of Turkey; on the contrary.

It is necessary for normal science to be to a large extent uncritical.

Parents are also instructed in how to provide uncritical guidance.

This simple, uncritical account of his life is for children in the lower grades.

But the hopes placed in the Soviet leader were not uncritical.

A normal scientist must be uncritical of the paradigm in which he works.

Her estimation of Rivera, on the other hand, was uncritical.

In a way, Ankle was the perfect, uncritical sounding board.

The second attitude is one of passionate, not to say uncritical, devotion.

The summaries read as rather uncritical, so you're not really reviewing them.

She was standing there in the doorway, watching him silently, her face uncritical.

She was in a very uncritical state that afternoon.

It makes even less sense to accord these accusations uncritical coverage.

Operation Uncritical helped prevent them buying the weapons they needed.

It is not a highly regarded work, being both biased and uncritical.