Examples of using Uncritically in English and their translations into Hebrew
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He gives it uncritically.
Obviously, it would be criminal to support this movement uncritically.
If anyone accepts such a theory uncritically, it can only lead hem into fallacious and inconsequential reasoning.
Should they be welcomed uncritically?
Not only is this requirement accepted uncritically, but the amount of homework is growing, particularly in the early grades.
Tend to look at things uncritically.
Individuals who uncritically follow their intuitions about puzzles are also prone to accept other suggestions from System 1.
We accept them almost as unconsciously and uncritically as the air we breathe.
To date, Ma'an has neither condemned the video, nor apologized for featuring it uncritically.
We will not go on enabling them by obediently, uncritically supplying soldiers to the military which implements them.
A person who rejects Dobzhansky'sclaim is a better biologist than one who accepts it uncritically.
Inevitably so, for, to those who accept their culture totally and uncritically, words in the familiar language do not stand(however inadequately) for things.
In fact, a person who rejects Dobzhansky's claimcan be a better biologist than one who accepts it uncritically.
Readers have uncritically assumed that Chaucer was referring to February 14 as Valentine's Day; however, mid-February is an unlikely time for birds to be mating in England.
Public opinion including that of theZionist left supports the Israeli policy uncritically and without reservation.
They accept uncritically the humanitarian aid agencies' claims to neutrality, elevating the trustworthiness and expertise of aid workers above journalistic skepticism.".
New studies that apparently support theplacebo effect are often accepted uncritically, even by scientists.
Readers have uncritically assumed that Chaucer was referring to cbd oil for sale in nc February 14 as Valentine's Day; however, mid-February is an unlikely time for birds to be mating in England.
Carson accused the chemical industry of spreading disinformation,and public officials of accepting industry claims uncritically.
Readers have uncritically assumed that Chaucer was referring to February 14 where to buy alprazolam as Valentine's Day; however, mid-February is an unlikely time for birds to where to buy alprazolam be mating in England.
Instead, I think the right lesson to draw from these examples is that we should construct our questions carefully andwe should not accept responses uncritically.
We learn to overcome the common biases of thought,thinking habits we received uncritically as children, and superstitions, and to think in a clean, sharp and universal form on the deepest and most general questions.
Shortly afterward, more than 100 preschools across the country became the object of similar sensationalist allegations,which were eagerly and uncritically reported by the press.
For some strange reason, CNN,WaPo and the New York Times have uncritically taken Lynch, Clinton and Wasserman Schultz's denials at face value, dismissing the compromising information as possibly fake and unreliable.
Compromising evangelicals have uncritically accepted many of these anti-Biblical assertions("after all, so many scientists can't be wrong") and sought to"save" the Flood account by trivializing it into a glorified river flood of the Tigris-Euphrates.
Over at n+1, for instance, Marco Roth has argued that"novelistshave ceded their ground to science," that they are uncritically embracing the latest experiments and favoring superficial references to fMRI data instead of exploring society or the self.