unreflective造句
1, Clearly, an unreflective or uncritical citizenry would be highly undesirable as well as, strictly speaking, a contradiction in terms.
2, Unreflective and a little obnoxious (laughs).
3, It is a stupid and unreflective thought.
4, Were also too frequently cited in an unreflective way, she felt.
5, Youare making yourself more passive, unreflective, person, the more TV youwatch.
6, Culture signifies all those unreflective loyalties and allegiances for which men and women in extreme circumstances are prepared to kill.
7, His sculptures embody the excesses of an often unreflective and hyperactive consumer society,[http:///unreflective.html] and his architectural installations brim with dystopic energy.
8, Don't train your brain to become a visual, unreflective, passiverecipient of information.
9, Taken together, these vignettes document what Qutb perceived to be his 'awakening' from the unreflective slumber of customary rural life to a new kind of existence"."
10, Privatizing governmental functions, while generally an admirable idea, can become an unreflective and absurd fetish, if the alternative of abolition is neglected.
11, As for the president himself, we're unlikely to get much: Bush has a poor memory and is too unreflective to have kept the kind of diary that would elucidate matters.
12, This enterprise needs theory and science to guide it, once it has developed beyond unreflective practice and it is the task of the discipline, with the help of other disciplines, to provide this.
13, "This is just another stupid decision by several foolish officials taken in a small room, totally unreflective of the people's will, " said a comment on Mop, a current affairs forum.
14, Sometimes an individual may respond to a stressful or negative family environment by making hasty, unreflective career choices in an attempt to escape or survive.
15, For a man at the pinnacle of American power, George Bush could sometimes seem a little tongue-tied and unreflective in office.
16, Or is it because the idea of absolute property over ideas and culture benefits the RCAs of our time and fits our own unreflective intuitions?
17, I'm unwilling to believe that Palin is an uncaring mother, so this blithe statement of unreflective parenting reflects and reinforces what working women with children seem obliged to tell themselves.
18, The idea of grasping and explicating phenomena in a way which is 'original' and 'intuitive' is directly opposed to the na?vete of a haphazard, 'immediate', and unreflective 'beholding'.
19, Butler's "performativity" and Walter Benjamin generally were also too frequently cited in an unreflective way, she felt.
20, The internet has quietly infiltrated our lives, and yet we seem to be remarkably unreflective about it.
21, America's founders would have been profoundly annoyed by this kind of unreflective ancestor worship.