Definition of unquestioningly | Bee Dictionary of English

Whereas the Czech Republic might once have been the most unquestioningly loyal of Washington's post-Cold War allies, Prime Minister Mirek Topolanek's comment last week that .
He says the campaign's portrayal of non-Japanese as "unquestioningly supportive and culturally ignorant" will only make life more difficult for foreigners in Japan.
Born into a family of freethinkers, he joined the party at the age of 15 and unquestioningly assumed that religion was an enemy of social progress: "Since all my teachers were .

Paul Prather: Why people attend an evangelical church
Among the frequent misperceptions about Christians in general, but about evangelicals especially, is that we're rather simple, mindless creatures who accept unquestioningly the existence of God and every tenet our churches teach. I've always found this caricature lazy at best, condescending at worst.
June 7, 2013 - Lexington Herald-Leader

Troy King in EDGE Boston
Currently, AIDS is the most behavior-oriented disease known to mankind,King wrote. "If this nation's current purveyors of perversion would refrain from committing sodomy they would unquestioningly be spared the ravages of the disease."
Helen Thomas in Washington Post (blog)
Two of the nation's most prestigious newspapers,Thomas wrote, "The New York Times and The Washington Post, kept up a drumbeat for war with Iraq.......... They accepted almost unquestioningly the bogus evidence of weapons of mass...
Phil Mickelson in Amarillo.com (registration)
I have committed myself for the next six years, until I'm 40, to unquestioningly play as hard and practice as hard as I can, and try to get as much out of this game and my career as I possibly can,Mickelson said.

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