credulously in a sentence

Examples

1. Appealing to Kujan's arrogance, Kint allows himself to be outwitted, humiliated, and broken by his interrogator; Kint further invents a mythical villain that he credulously believes in and gives Kujan the privileged perspective of the skeptic.
2. Not much quasi-democratic legitimacy is left to the current Iranian regime, except among those who are easily credulously swayed by superficial election-day hoopla . . . talk ) 15 : 14, 17 November 2012 ( UTC)
3. But the opera, which was sometimes faulted for tracking its hero too closely and credulously to notice all the ironies and dramatic opportunities in his story, also seems to have found a greater distance from the issues and events that it depicts.
4. In contrast, the Competitive Enterprise Institute, which is funded by businesses, accuses the media of being biased in favor of science and against business interests, and of credulously reporting science that purports to show that greenhouse gasses cause global warming.
5. Another critique can be found in historian Gregory S . Camp's 1997 book " Selling Fear : Conspiracy Theories and End-Times Paranoia " . while Camp warns of the " very real danger that Christians could pick up some extra spiritual baggage " by credulously embracing conspiracy theories.
6. This is a : WP : FRINGE medical therapy, and a number of maintenance tags relating to NPOV issues have been placed on the articl . : User : Colonel Warden keeps removing said tags, and reverting my other MOSDAB-edits and efforts to make it more neutral in tone, rather than credulously accepting of extraordinary claims.
7. Unless there is some extraordinary change of heart by the Serbs _ and the violence this past weekend makes it clear there is little chance of that _ the Kosovo war is either going to end in a NATO bombardment or the betrayal of the Kosovo Albanians who so credulously signed up for " peace " in Paris last week.
8. Singal wrote that " Lubet's skepticism seems well-founded ", and concluded that " the most likely explanation for these discrepancies is that [ Goffman ] simply didn't heed her own advice about credulously echoing sources'stories; it might be that important details about how these events unfolded got lost along the way ."
9. For these two methods to infer information, one can identify the set of accepted arguments, respectively Cr _ \ sigma ( S ) the set of the arguments credulously accepted under the semantic \ sigma, and Sc _ \ sigma ( S ) the set of arguments accepted skeptically under the semantic \ sigma ( the \ sigma can be missed if there is no possible ambiguity about the semantic ).
10. In May 2011, Charles Kaiser asserted that Mazzetti's  coverage of American torture will forever live in infamy,  citing a story written by Mazzetti in collaboration with Helene Cooper and Peter Baker  which credulously adopted the line of former Bush administration officials ( as Mazzetti has done dozens of times before ) who were desperately trying to convince the world that torture was the main reason that Bin Laden had been located .