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The video touched a nerve, becoming yet another example of the uncritical way some journalists pick up and package narratives pushed by law enforcement for mainstream audiences.

Their fortitude didn’t alter Nixon’s desire to reshape the production so that it better reflected his uncritical vision of America’s past and present.

This uncritical veneration of ambition and success takes a toll, leaving psychological and moral wounds.

It’s written by Pugh’s daughter, but it’s by no means an uncritical portrait.

Even largely uncritical admirers of the president have had enough.

For all its passion and gore, this book is not uncritical of the uprising itself.

The example of Hitler provided a dark parable of the dangers of uncritical worship of genius.

This essential truth does not oblige those of us on the left to become uncritical free market fundamentalists.

Yet it is not entirely uncritical, despite the friendship between the two men.

The question, startling as it may be, especially to trustful readers of uncritical laudations, may no longer be avoided.

He is rather uncritical and confused in his arrangement, although honest and, in matters of personal observation, exact.

Always I had been a wasp in their spider's web, difficult to claim as a tool, uncritical, antagonistic.

He looked uncritical and very young, as rosy as a school-boy on a half-holiday.

This, however, is assuming a great deal, and in so doing is uncritical.