And RT's coverage of Trump had not been wholly uncritical.
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Orwell's admiration of Churchill, while not uncritical, is clear enough.
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The price of admission, she discovered, was often uncritical reverence.
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Why, we might ask, is this company deserving of anyone's uncritical goodwill?
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Every president can depend on uncritical coverage any time war breaks out.
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It's disheartening that Finnegan would write an uncritical piece on terrorism prosecutions.
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The parents at P.S. 124 are not wholly uncritical of the tests.
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That love of country doesn't have to be, and shouldn't be, uncritical.
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Though he talks about Joe Beattie with immense admiration, it's not uncritical.
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Disappointingly, the news media keeps giving Bloomberg-funded research massive, uncritical coverage.
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I thought that Glover's cameo was a sign of uncritical support for Dunham.
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It also rewards various levels of engagement: uncritical hope, nuanced skepticism, outright loathing.
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Why was Teen Vogue publishing an uncritical look at Facebook's election integrity efforts?
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Critics cite Vietnam and Iraq as examples of Australia's uncritical allegiance to Washington.
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In practice, Mr Netanyahu may not find Mr Trump's uncritical friendship an unalloyed blessing.
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Unsurprising, then, that white nationalists would find refuge in uncritical depictions of the medieval.
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"That is the consequence of the majority's uncritical deference to music experts," she wrote.
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That's not to say that Roy is an uncritical observer of the Indian left.
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The days of uncritical Silicon Valley boosterism seem to be firmly in the past.
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The Trump administration has given him the free rein he needs through uncritical support.
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Acquiring the loyalty of his own uncritical right-wing media outlet was one response.
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He wants to make London safer, but is an uncritical friend of the police.
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At the same time, this bicentennial moment is not the moment for uncritical hero worship.
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The stories tend to be exaggerated and uncritical, which can put unwitting readers at risk.
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It goads uncritical thinkers into defending not authentic free speech but the manipulation of speech.
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But while Costa's portrait of him, and of Rousseff, is admiring, it is hardly uncritical.
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Resolution No. 1: Be as polite and uncritical as you would be with comparative strangers.
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Opponents of the movement decry its uncritical embrace of AI as naïve boosterism for corporate prerogatives.
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Easy for a nation's government to bask in the reflected glow of such unifying, uncritical love.
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Heretics like Mitt Romney were slammed at every opportunity, and uncritical worship of Trump was everywhere.
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Uncritical support for Armenia or Azerbaijan ultimately does not benefit either state or serve U.S. interests.
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They want to establish a culture of idolatry, where students profess uncritical love of the nation.
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To her critics, DeGeneres's uncritical niceness is a failure to hold friends and loved ones accountable.
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The once-mighty Heritage Foundation has become an uncritical cheerleader for the administration's tax-cutting and nativism.
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Luckily, there are more sophisticated ways to understand "love of country" than uncritical endorsement of its history.
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Nurtured by a delinquent government and rabidly poisonous press, uncritical self-aggrandizement has been given free rein.
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For many advocates, "believe survivors" is less a command to uncritical acceptance, and more a call to listen.
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The message of uncritical, work-ethic innocence is simple — there are areas of life that are beyond politics.
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Is uncritical niceness to people who have made the world a worse place a good and admirable thing?
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The $159 price is higher than most people are happy to spend on earphones for uncritical daily listening.
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Twitter and Facebook notifications aren't bright red laid over blue app icons, but flat, uncritical shades of gray.
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August 16th, 2016 For most of their history, computers have obeyed human commands with an uncritical, unquestioning diligence.
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Worse, this uncritical presentation can incorrectly communicate that the disparity in maternal health is genetically or biologically inherent.
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Anthony Kennedy was hardly an uncritical supporter of affirmative action in public employment, education admissions, or other realms.
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But from where I am, about four hours into the game, they seem like uncritical, even loving homages.
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Teen Vogue on Wednesday published and then deleted an uncritical story about Facebook that has prompted widespread bewilderment.
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Anthony Kennedy is hardly an uncritical supporter of affirmative action in public employment, education admissions, or other realms.
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There's the inevitable swarm of uncritical media coverage that garners hundreds of thousands of views in a few days.
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Poe, in his initial Twitter statement, was uncritical and said he is looking forward to spending time back home.
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Hundreds of millions of post-literate citizens are drowning in the ubiquitous uncritical flood of information called the internet.
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Before this administration, I kind of bought into the "artists change the world" values in a very uncritical way.
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The Vietnam War Memorial faced tremendous opposition upon its unveiling for not being an uncritical celebration of the conflict.
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Along with these pro-monopoly briefs, the Antitrust Division's leadership has publicly expressed almost uncritical admiration for technology giants.
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It will never be eradicated if religious literacy is defined in terms of uncritical familiarity with a single tradition.
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Israel judges the price of deviating by a millimeter from its most powerful, uncritical backer to be too high.
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Hence her uncritical celebration of wealth, as in the accounts of the homes of Julian Schnabel and Calvin Klein.
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The hubbub began with an uncritical press release from the University of Geneva about research from their scientist André Maeder.
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They require index funds simultaneously to be uncritical sheep-like investors and ruthless top-hatted capitalists devoted to gouging consumers.
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Mulder's lengthy twitter thread from yesterday blasted both Larsson and a credulous, uncritical media for calling attention to the claim.
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The response to the Syria attack is a reminder that presidents can usually expect uncritical coverage when they deploy force.
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I listened and I watched them listen, accepting and uncritical of one another no matter how relatively vapid their story.
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An uncritical Teen Vogue story about Facebook caused bewilderment about whether it&aposs sponsored content before the entire article vanished.
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For now, strategy games by and large continue to reproduce notions of progress (particularly technological progress) in an uncritical fashion.
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And uncritical niceness may no longer be a viable brand, even for someone as good at wielding it as Ellen is.
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For years, bolstered by an under-resourced, uncritical, or chummily compromised tech press, the tech industry comfortably shaped its own narrative.
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It means not including them on shows, or embedding them in articles, or using their content as uncritical headlines for stories.
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This uncritical idealization of the state of democracy at home was the direct result of the West's preoccupation with democratizing others.
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Since the capo can be placated only by uncritical praise, the most fanatic of his lieutenants end up calling the shots.
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The narrative's cheerful, almost totally uncritical sublimation of millennial women's individual agency to the cause of more babies is utterly enraging.
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Statues and paintings of Jefferson abound in the city and on campus, presenting an often uncritical picture of the Founding Father.
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State TV, where many Russians still get their news, affords Putin blanket and uncritical coverage while ignoring or denigrating his opponents.
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If I can handle the uncritical acceptance of the image of slave owners on our currency, I can handle a Trump presidency.
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The young who voted in numbers for Mr Moon have few of the uncritical hopes their parents held for the sunshine policy.
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This time eight years ago, another celebrated Democratic insurgent was giving Clinton a run for her money and enjoying largely uncritical coverage.
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It is uncritical nerdy fandom, which seems cringe-y and strange to outsiders but can actually be a wonderful demonstration of community.
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Italy has made important contributions to NATO, and its support for the European integration process has been enthusiastic, if perhaps somewhat uncritical.
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Google's left leaning makes us blind to this bias and uncritical of its results, which we're using to justify highly politicized programs.
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His uncritical embrace of Saudi Arabia reflects a radical gut-driven, money-tinged reorientation of American foreign policy in the Middle East.
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Mr. Obama seems to understand that uncritical support for the Saudis will only make the security situation in the Middle East worse.
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The Nifty Fifty stands as a historical warning to generations of investors of the heavy price to pay for unbridled, uncritical enthusiasm.
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If anything, uncritical US backing for the Saudi war effort has driven the Houthis closer to Iran than they would otherwise be.
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That kind of uncritical patriotism might be a tough pill for a lot of people to swallow, especially given 2017's political climate.
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Times change and it's now popular to base the concept of both the book and movie as an unapologetic, uncritical trip through nostalgia.
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A worthwhile political analysis of any Trump tweet (or comment, for that matter) means stepping back from both reflexive outrage and uncritical repetition.
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Given his uncritical embrace of Russia and blind affection for its demagogic leader, there is real danger in sharing national secrets with Trump.
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According to a forthcoming study, however, it is just these voters who display the most uncritical acceptance of party orthodoxy, left or right.
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Pooh gave smiling, uncritical approval of Hanyu, 23, in late October at an important pre-Olympic competition in Moscow called the Rostelecom Cup.
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"Not because I want uncritical allegiance to anyone but because Peter dunks on Hillary, a person he claimed to admire," she wrote online.
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On Friday, Steinem said she was never uncritical of the North Korean leadership which is known for imposing repressive conditions on its people.
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In 2014, Macchiarini was accused of scientific misconduct by colleagues who claim he presented too uncritical an interpretation of the results of his research.
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Either way, it skews perceptions of a figure whose legacy is extremely over-determined, and dislodges any compulsory and uncritical expectation of racial fidelity.
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As you can see in this interview at the Wisconsin Book Festival in October, I'm not an unquestioning or uncritical reader of the book.
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It makes sense; why claim something that was created by an uncritical mind fawning over a universe that exists only in ink or pixels?
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Here is the basic formula that underlies his rhetoric: To his base, whose support is uncritical, unreflective and unwavering, it is an easy choice.
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Well, in a lot of cases they would amplify a lie, because when you give uncritical airtime to a lie, the lie gets reinforced.
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Although both Secretary of State Rex Tillerson and Defense Secretary James Mattis have expressed support for traditional alliances, Trump remains entirely uncritical of Putin.
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Although the United States has taken no public stance on his work, terrorism analysts say he provides an uncritical, English-language platform for jihadists.
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In his book Just Giving, Stanford University's Rob Reich examines the power philanthropists exercise in society and argues that we're too uncritical about it.
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This is a kind of detachment, a half-embarrassed glance back at life viewed through the uncritical eyes of the teenagers we all once were.
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Before his latest arrest, Jesse was a public-relations boon for law enforcement, partly because his deradicalization narrative was largely uncritical of law-enforcement tactics.
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The Luik sisters effectively make up a team that provides unfailing support and encouragement and the opportunity to test limits against familiar and uncritical rivals.
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And Caulfield's subsequent analysis found that tweets about the story were overwhelming uncritical, celebrating Howe's recovery without noting that the treatment he'd received was unproven.
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Rothbart is a perfect commentator on Naples because he is unflappable, because his account is accurate, and because he is entirely sympathetic but not uncritical.
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But there is a problem: Mr. Trump's uncritical support of the prince's behavior is stirring fears of a war with Iran and undermining American interests.
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The nonstop media coverage cannot be faulted for being uncritical: It is, instead, a detailed assessment of the wins and losses of a wild presidency.
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Republicans favor uncritical support for Israel; they see its enemies as America's enemies, and see a Palestinian state as less important than Israel's security from terrorism.
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What results is a one-sided and awkwardly uncritical account of the career forged by a man Kirschbaum makes no secret of admiring a great deal.
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And that relationship ends up being a nearly uncritical one when it doesn't really take into account the, I don't know, the conflict of interest maybe.
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His work is not an uncritical valorization of the Enlightenment nor a paean to dead white thinkers; it does not aim to Make Liberalism Great Again.
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That Facebook would try to launder uncritical praise of its election security efforts ahead of the 2020 U.S. presidential election as actual news is no surprise.
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Earlier this year, in a different display of that uncritical niceness, DeGeneres brought Kevin Hart on her show after he walked away from hosting the Oscars.
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Ilhan Omar's comments about the influence of Israel lobby groups and the uncritical support that many members of Congress give Israel's increasingly hardline, right-wing government.
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It's about having the courage to move past lazy and uncritical assumptions in search of something useful by which we can all, like Faulkner's Dilsey, endure.
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Perhaps one reason our relationships with dogs can be even more satisfying than our human relationships is that dogs provide us with such unconditional, uncritical positive feedback.
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So a large and unusual coalition rallied to Trump's braggadocio and bold promises that were endlessly spread to the nation via constant and largely uncritical television coverage.
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As such, Stranger Things is relatively uncritical of '80s suburbia, too, even if there are aspects that might be worth criticizing (like, say, reflexive dehumanization of communists).
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Even if Native consultants could ensure the campaign's "authenticity," it takes an uncritical stance toward the trap of representation for Indigenous peoples in front of white audiences.
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They're uncritical about this, but over the course of the film, they become a bit more willing to at least eradicate the racism in their own ranks.
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The article, titled "How Facebook Is Helping Ensure the Integrity of the 2020 Election," presented an uncritical look at the company's purported efforts to quash election interference.
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"I don't think there is a need for worry, but the uncritical use of a ketogenic diet without careful monitoring is not advisable in my opinion," Wolfram said.
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While Israel's settlement projects have regularly drawn condemnation from the Palestinians and in Europe, the U.S. administration under President Donald Trump has taken a largely uncritical public stand.
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In retrospect, it's surprising that decades of critics were largely uncritical of Woody Allen's obsession with casting himself as the romantic interest of women years younger than him.
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But the broad, uncritical gaze of nostalgia can conveniently fog over the social realities of any "golden age," and elide important details about who it was golden for.
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Even so, for the state to sponsor uncritical and ahistorical Confederate memorials is to deny entirely the historical roots of black deprivation—thereby making it conveniently easy to ignore.
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And not only have democracy and capitalism fallen into disarray worldwide, the uncritical idealization of democracy and capitalism after 1989 is at least partly responsible for our current woes.
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And yes, this will pool from songs released mainly in the last decade, as this gives the minimum amount of time for nostalgia to ferment into uncritical adoration. Cool?
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In a culture that increasingly values raw emotions uncontaminated by scholarly analysis, the uncritical legitimation of feelings as the basis for moral authority becomes a form of political leveling.
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That's the era actually when I was at MSNBC and there was a whole lot of uncritical team blue Obama cheerleading that I admittedly participated in much too often.
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The most obvious resemblance is the adulation they bestow on their respective champions, whom they treat less as normal politicians than as saviors who deserve uncritical and uncompromising support.
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Whereas Network acts as an indictment of the transformation of news into entertainment, Bombshell is uncritical in its presentation of a world where this metamorphosis has long-taken place.
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While an 'Insider' column can at least be seen as a weak attempt to regulate that gossip, 'Media Watch' is little more than an uncritical reiteration of supposed news.
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Their extra bass bite helps offset the drone around you, and it's not like they're technically bankrupt: their spatial imaging gives a nice stereo presentation that will please uncritical listeners.
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There is something earnest and admirably uncritical about the gay community's hagiography of female pop stars, but by the same token, there is something unconsidered and knee-jerk to it.
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Made two years before Britain voted to leave the European Union, "A Whole New World" picked up on an uncritical nostalgia for an imperial past that was already gaining momentum.
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"Positive energy is coming at last," one user wrote on Weibo, using the Chinese government's term for the kind of boosterish, uncritical tone it prefers to see in news coverage.
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There was, for one thing, the need to repudiate the first half of the 20th century, during which science textbooks were replete with racial stereotypes and uncritical references to eugenics.
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"People read things how they want to read them — but I never want to be a source of quote-unquote inspiration for uncritical, unchecked, narcissistic privilege," Nicholas says of her writing.
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That infamous promo trailer has been criticized as uncritical, cringeworthy peak whiteness by many, as though rugged survivalism was invented by white Americans and not... y'know, the entirety of human civilization.
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Hence Twitchy's odd post complaining about how no one compares to her former Vice President Dan Quayle, and Breitbart's uncritical coverage of her pledge to pay her interns $15 an hour.
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In part that's because Abbas angered many of his own people by publicly cozying up to a president widely seen as a close ally and uncritical supporter of the Israeli government.
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It's also the result of uncritical thinking, blind spots caused by an overwhelmingly white male work force and a pathological reluctance to ask the bigger question: Where is this all going?
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She and her friend Nikki Pierce ran the site Letters to Twilight, where for five years they wrote hilarious, fangirly, but not entirely uncritical letters to the movies, actors, books, and fans.
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WikiLeaks' willingness to serve as an uncritical and enthusiastic laundromat for Russian intelligence reflects the group's longer history of publishing material with little or no newsworthiness, but calculated to undermine American interests.
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Essentially, you can't have an elite-led moral panic without lots of media support: If too many journalists object, the critical mass needed to spur uncritical fear responses simply can't be generated.
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Critics say this more liberal definition of four injured stems from a lowly Reddit sub in 2013 and was simply latched onto by uncritical reporters who wanted to gin up sensational headlines.
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Closer to a greatest-hits than an original take, the movie is nevertheless a curiously sedate and uncritical rundown, barely quickening the pulse when it addresses Mr. Leary's 1970 escape from prison.
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The only thing missing for Hanyu at rinkside was his trademark Winnie the Pooh doll, which serves as a tissue box and a totem of good luck with its smiling, uncritical gaze.
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US officials have built on this for years, disguising their true agenda behind appeals to nebulous notions of "human rights" — conveniently ignoring their uncritical support of countries like Saudi Arabia and Israel.
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ABC News posted an uncritical video of the dude and Business Insider did the same before changing its headline and story to acknowledge that Appleton has nothing to do with the royal family.
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His first trip to Europe in May was shadowed by questions about his failure to mention NATO's principle of mutual self defense -- questions lent added weight by his uncritical past statements about Russia.
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Mr. Abdul Kareem, a former standup comedian who grew up in Mount Vernon, N.Y., has been reporting from rebel-held areas in northern Syria, where he has filmed uncritical interviews with Qaeda members.
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I don't see how sitting down leader to leader with someone considered a rogue and talking to him translates into an uncritical embrace of his behavior, or an abandonment of our own principles.
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It is valuable to dig into those conflicting feelings, to try to understand our particular dilemma as lovers of a medium in which guns are the uncritical device on which so much action turns.
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It should be noted that the Caller itself had previously ran multiple largely uncritical articles pegged to Cernekee's claims of anti-conservative bias and the supposed threat of Google interfering with the 2020 elections.
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Maybe you caught wind of yesterday's media clusterfuck: Teen Vogue published unbylined, uncritical PR drivel about Facebook's commitment to protecting the integrity of the 2020 election, featuring five high-ranking women at the company.
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U.S. President Donald Trump, who meets Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Wednesday, has adopted a less uncritical stance on Israeli settlement-building in occupied territory than he appeared to advocate during his campaign.
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But he also turned his fire on the news media, saying it had given an uncritical platform to those pronouncements, in part because of relentless economic pressures that have changed the way news organizations operate.
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One thing Machiavelli tries to do is to get citizens to see through the tricks that politicians use to get one over on them and to manipulate them into submission and a more uncritical stance.
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I get the sense that everything is slightly softened — I think the ephemeral audiophile descriptor for this would be polite — which has suited my tastes very nicely when looking to enjoy uncritical or absent-minded listening.
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For a director whose previous work — like the magnificent "Paradise Lost" trilogy (1996, 2000 and 2011) — has been more focused on social injustices than on mental swamps, this uncritical hands-off stance is quite a departure.
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"These town halls seem very different to me than the uncritical and incessant coverage that CNN gave to Trump rallies in 22019," said Samuel Freedman, a professor and journalistic ethics expert at the Columbia Journalism School.
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We'll be living in a much more demographically diverse country, likely reconsidering what choosing "the best" looks like and thinking more about how all too often, uncritical definitions of what's best reproduce racial and economic inequality.
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Ultimately, this episode would be comical, and might even seem a bit romantic, were it not for the fact that it is all so false and that its uncritical repetition in the media is so frightening.
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In her review for The Times, Elisabeth Vincentelli wrote: "Instead of a John Hughes-style satire of class and social divides — not that acute here, to begin with — we get an uncritical depiction of homogeneous entitlement."
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In the interview, she said she was seeking the endorsement of J Street, a Jewish political group that has set itself up as a progressive alternative to other American Jewish organizations more uncritical of Israeli government policies.
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For the members of the QWC, however, none of this is humorous or strange, and the fact that the group's moderators appeared to initially be uncritical of Darling represented a violation of the group's most sacred founding principles.
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In the days before the Internet could pose a real challenge to the mainstream media's dominance, it led to the uncritical acceptance of highly dubious claims and statistics, such as three million homeless Americans during Ronald Reagan's presidency.
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They criticize not only Büchel's project and the MCASD's apparent complicity in it, but also mega-gallery Hauser & Wirth (which represents Büchel) for promoting MAGA on social media MAGA, and the New York Times for its uncritical coverage.
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An uncritical story in Teen Vogue about Facebook&aposs efforts to secure its social network ahead of the 2020 election caused bewilderment over contradictory messages about whether it was paid for by Facebook — before it just disappeared completely.
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You can't even fully describe in words, or emojis, the frustration of seeing money blithely poured into a film that's one massive, uncritical ad for something nearly everyone in the theater already owns, dressed up as family-friendly entertainment.
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The Centre for European Reform, which describes itself as "pro-European but not uncritical", said it created a model of how Britain's economy could have performed had the campaign to remain in the EU won the referendum in 2016.
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It's easy to see why he was inspiring to many, and the series captures both who he was (arguably in a way that seems at times a bit too uncritical) and, more importantly, what the nation saw in him.
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As my colleague Constance Grady wrote for Vox in October, people seem to have grown tired of what Grady labeled DeGeneres's "uncritical niceness": the idea that we should be nice to everyone regardless of whether they've done bad things.
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In this deeply retrograde dynamic, donors and patrons reap uncritical plaudits for their generosity without prodding the discourse toward any serious discussion of the sort of change that might produce a fairer society in which billionaire philanthropists no longer exist.
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Younger "Brocialists" associated with Mr Corbyn and Senator Bernie Sanders are frequently accused of using the gender debate to practise traditional sexism in modern form through their aggressive criticism of women who do not share their uncritical enthusiasm for trans rights.
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It may be that we've reached the end of the road for tech businesses being able to get such an easy and uncritical ride — and that means tech businesses of all stripes, large or small, established or just starting up.
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With Mr. Warren's secular lens lending outsider credibility, "Let Hope Rise" attempts a delicate balance — glorifying the band onstage and off to please its faithful (potentially millions of ticket-buyers) while not coming off so uncritical as to alienate curious nonbelievers.
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Berlin's devotees in the 1990s, especially Michael Ignatieff and Mark Lilla, put considerable, if not uncritical, stock in Berlin's visions of inherent human violence and its potential to break loose at the first sign of an overly ambitious political project.
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When she writes, in "My Life as a Writer," of having "to give up Baudelaire for Clausewitz," she's referring to a choice she made in "Intercourse," but there she doesn't abandon the canon; she merely sacrifices an uncritical reverence for it.
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As with other stories like the murder of Democratic National Committee staffer Seth Rich, uncritical promotion of conspiracy theories by prominent media and political figures plays an additional role in elevating and keeping the misinformation alive long after it originally spread online.
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And they never lost the uncritical support of much of the political establishment, which Wall Street now assumes will enact less-than-sweeping reforms after any future crisis and relax any troublesome new rules as soon as public anger cools just a bit.
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Surprisingly, the most admirable of Leonardo's modern biographers—Serge Bramly, writing in 1988, and the richly nuanced Charles Nicholl, writing in 2004—while hardly uncritical of Freud's analysis, consider his thoughts about the artist's relationship with his mother to be of enduring value.
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Mr. Sullivan — a idiosyncratic gay Catholic conservative and unabashed Obamaphile — spent the last two weeks live-blogging the Republican and Democratic conventions for New York, weaving in responses from his loyal if not uncritical crew of "recovering Dishheads," as he put it.
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Whether or not his brand of entertainment should have been advertised to a generation of uncritical children, whether or not the messaging was uncomfortable, he could be brilliant on his own merits, with his character traits and general persona often completely batshit insane.
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Despite all the effort she's put into 3D printing the statues and distributing digitized knowledge about them, Allahyari assured me that she's not an uncritical booster of the technology, the kind of person who envisions entire buildings rolling off the production line.
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McMaster also assembled a portfolio of damning evidence against military leaders, who, knowing that Johnson and McNamara would accept nothing less than uncritical support, became "yes men," rendering themselves impotent, even as they disagreed with the premise and direction of the war.
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Earlier this year, Sanders — who doesn't sit on the Foreign Relations, Armed Services, or Intelligence Committees — quietly added to his team Matt Duss, a veteran Middle East analyst known for looking askance at America's tendency toward uncritical alliance with Saudi Arabia and Israel.
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But even if one could explain Mr. Handke's moral derailment with his intellectual skepticism, or with his uncritical sentimentalization of the Balkans, rooted in his family history, it is hard to grasp what could cause him to worship a monster like Mr. Milosevic.
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At each stop, Trump would lie relentlessly about the merits of the project, lie relentlessly about the degree of personal credit he deserves for it, slander his political enemies, stoke the fires of racial resentment, and obtain large amounts of largely uncritical local media coverage.
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But if not for the context — for Bowie's reputation as a formal innovator, for the uncritical respect we feel inclined to give the album as a dying man's last — this music would also sound horrendously kitschy, and much of it does even in context.
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The documentary is uncritical about her recent memeification ("I have a mug of her in my room that says 'Herstory in the Making'!" one interviewee breathlessly shares), but does break up the soothing hagiography to rap her across the knuckles for her comments about Trump.
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Those claiming the republic is on the precipice because Clinton wasn't indicted are often the first to deify and express uncritical reverence for presidents who owned slaves, secretly sold arms to our enemies and launched wars on what turned out to be false pretenses.
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Turning to the Middle East, Mr Trump's ditching of the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA), as the Iran deal is formally known, was part of a broader push to increase pressure on Iran; uncritical support for Saudi Arabia and Israel is another part.
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Reactions to President Trump's Asia trip have focused on a few key themes: his continued unwillingness to confront Vladimir Putin, his public trashing of U.S. intelligence officials, his exchange of personal insults with Kim Jong-un, and his uncritical embrace of Filipino president Rodrigo Duterte.
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Trump is against free trade and other aspects of the unimpeded market; notably uncritical of the big federal social welfare programs; not visibly religious, personally restrained or engaged in community life; and in every other particular seems to be opposed to everything Levin is for.
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There was too much uncritical television coverage of Trump because he was good for ratings; then there was not enough investigation of his business dealings, racism and history of sexual assaults, and too much false equivalency that equated the two candidates as equally flawed.
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Overall, it's a pattern that reflects an uncritical and unimaginative acceptance of mainstream American racism, and also leaves me wondering if my own blackness might have played some small role in Kusama's assumption that I did not understand her art and was thus unfit to interview her.
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Maybe he'll bolster the party; perhaps congressional Republicans can use him to enact their legislative agenda; but the greater risk is that he becomes the face and brand of the party and that an uncritical congressional majority goes down with him as his act gets stale.
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" Gero Neugebauer, political scientist at the Free University of Berlin, told VICE News that the party's base was shifting to the right, as hardliners like Gauland and Hoecke essentially told those who opposed such "uncritical and sometimes Nazi-friendly" positions on German history: "Love it or leave.
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Beecroft's cringeworthy views of people from Africa and Jamaica as essentially interchangeable, her uncritical celebration of the role of black people in her life as doing menial labor, and the lazy false equivalence behind her allegation of reverse discrimination against white musicians are beyond the scope of this piece.
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The Beats sound signature is tailored for uncritical listening of modern electronic music The Beats' lack of subtlety may seem like a downside, especially when you factor in their high price tag, but it lines up well with modern music tastes and the intended usage scenarios for these headphones.
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In their view, these ideas include an obsession with capturing political power; a tendency to demonize others, from Muslims to migrants; an uncritical attitude to militarism, capitalism and the arms industry; indifference to the environment; and an obsession with the apocalypse and a final battle between good and evil.
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For those not familiar with the phrase, it was widely popularized during the Cold War to describe the USSR's propaganda methods which were aimed at fostering an uncritical and adoring following around any given leader's personality rather than their regime, downplaying and even assassinating political rivals in the process.
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It suggests that the show puts a disproportionate focus on drug arrests and presents an uncritical view as officers physically subdue people, in one case showcasing the use of a stun gun by an officer who was also seen on body-camera footage stunning a man 11 times.
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A big problem is that the students are all affluent and status-obsessed, but the film has no temperament for self-examination: Instead of a John Hughes-style satire of class and social divides — not that acute here, to begin with — we get an uncritical depiction of homogeneous entitlement.
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The book allows us to see the way that flawed technology is made and marketed: not by villains, but by blind spots, uncritical thinking and armies of ambivalent people coming into work each day trying their best — all while, sometimes unwittingly, laying the foundation of the surveillance economy.
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This being a Nichols movie (as opposed to a Marvel production, say), the pursuers are not outright villains, or credulous dolts, but plausible souls in extremis, and I liked the uncritical tone with which Sevier, interviewing cult members, asks what they saw in the blaze that emanates from Alton.
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But it always stood on shaky, uncritical ground when it came to money and class, and "Generation Q" offers little progress in that regard — unlike, say, the Starz show "Vida," in which sexual, ethnic and cultural identities are pointedly explored within the context of Los Angeles's divisive gentrification issues.
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In a possible sign that Mr. Trump hopes to put behind him the impression that he is an uncritical admirer of Mr. Putin, he is expected to name Fiona Hill, a respected Brookings scholar, to the top Russia post at the National Security Council, according to administration officials.
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But efforts to take down the statues have been met with violent resistance by groups that insist that the uncritical celebration of white heritage, even in the treasonous form of the rebellious Civil War, is preferable to creating public spaces that acknowledge and attempt to repair racial injustice.
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I think it's one of the most interesting places to look at right now, and I appreciate their leanings toward technology as a means to an end for exploring important issues, rather than then the uncritical demonstration and demoing of tools that we've seen a lot of digital art fall into.
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On some level it seems to be the result of an uncritical awe of gadgetry and 'techno-newness' — coupled with a fetishization of the future that's greased by 'association attachment' to sci-fi themes that are in turn psychologically plugged into childhood nostalgia (and/or fueled by big Hollywood marketing budgets).
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Maya, it comes as no surprise to discover, isn't just emphatically pro-Remain but views Andy as a relic from a bygone era: a man whose enthusiasm for James Bond and "The X Files" consigns him to an uncritical past that the culturally hyper-aware Maya wants no part of.
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" The rise of the leftist Jeremy Corbyn to the leadership of Britain's opposition Labour Party appears to have empowered a far left for whom support of the Palestinians is uncritical and for whom, in the words of Alan Johnson, a British political theorist, "that which the demonological Jew once was, demonological Israel now is.
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A side-by-side comparison of my work to the works of Joseph Cornell and Henry Darger showed certain similar technical flourishes and extensions, and although it was easy to see an unabashed and perhaps uncritical admiration, my found texts and assemblages were not exact copies, my intention had been to participate in the conversation, not to reproduce what had already been produced.
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Mr Blair's readiness to be an uncritical friend and well-paid advisor to the likes of Paul Kagame of Rwanda, a violent authoritarian, and Nursultan Nazarbayev of Kazakhstan, a dictator, also raises concerns, while his apparent delight in the trappings of power—the private jets, the fleets of big, black cars and the phalanxes of security guards—is disappointingly meretricious.
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A senior Church of England bishop said conservative evangelical Christians in the U.S. are uncritical in their support for President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE.
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President Trump seems to have convinced himself that he was the leader of a mass movement ("the single greatest movement in the history of this country," in fact) and that his very ascension to the presidency marked a turning point in politics that would render the Democrats powerless and rally the Republican majorities in Congress in uncritical support of his agenda.
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But in a world where lazy, uncritical thinking about race — from the confusion about how to characterize President Obama that followed him throughout his term to Donald Trump's regular conflation of black people with "inner city" residents to his assaults on Mexican immigrants as rapists — is an epidemic, it's worth taking the time to think about the labels we apply and why.
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The mysterious disappearance of Washington Post contributor Jamal Khashoggi, raises important questions, not only about the nature of the Saudi regime, but also about the Trump administration's uncritical embrace of its 33-year-old Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, a close alliance that was engineered by President Trump's son-in-law, Jared Kushner, who was awarded the Middle East portfolio during the presidential transition.
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Even as an enormous admirer of the decadent Joris-Karl Huysmans novel À Rebours (21950) (translated as Against Nature) — in which the dandy Jean Des Esseintes (an eccentric, reclusive aesthete antihero who loathes bourgeois society) tries to retreat into an ideal artistic world of simulacrum — I am no longer in uncritical agreement with the premise of this show: that the artificial fictitiousness is a priori poetic and thus beneficial.
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I believe that any hopes for a more stable international climate can only come to fruition if the U.S. pursues such a strategy — not the isolationism that President Trump champions, nor the uncritical internationalism that was, in different ways, the downfall of both President George W. Bush's and President Barack ObamaBarack Hussein Obama3 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 2020 Obama's high school basketball jersey sells for 85033,000 at auction Dirty little wars and the law: Did Osama bin Laden win?
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While it's been a pleasure watching Nate Diaz come out from under the shadow of his big brother these last 18 months and become a full-fledged "needle-moving" star in his own right, as clever and subtle and plainspoken in his way as Nick when it comes to media philosophy and the art of negotiation, the return of Nick Diaz is a cause for celebration because it means the return of MMA's one true loyal opposition—a man for whom fighting is so deep down in the blood that he even fights against fighting and against the clichéd moorings and uncritical athlete pabulum that hold fighting up: that fighters must fight, that winning a belt validates a fighter's existence, that a fighter without the desire to hurt others in his heart is no fighter at all.
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There is a part of Turtle that she keeps shut up and private, that she attends to with only a diffuse and uncritical attention, and when Martin advances on this part of herself, she plays him a game of tit for tat, retreating wordlessly and almost without regard to consequences; her mind cannot be taken by force, she is a person like him, but she is not him, nor is she just a part of him — and there are silent, lonely moments when this part of her seems to open like some night-blooming flower, drinking in the cold of the air, and she loves this moment, and loving it, she is ashamed, because she loves him, too, and she should not thrill this way, should not thrill to his absence, should not need to be alone, but she takes this time by herself anyway, hating herself and needing it, and it feels so good to follow these trackless ways through the huckleberries and the rhododendrons.
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