unquestioning

/ ʌnˈkwɛstʃənɪŋ /

adjective

1. accepting something without expressing doubt or uncertainty

Example Sentences

And so, consequently, the release may damage the unquestioning acceptance that an army at war must have to survive in battle.

From The Daily Beast

They do not inspire us into unquestioning loyalty; they sadden us and provoke the unanswerable existential question: Why?

From The Daily Beast

She has stuck to the things in which she believes: doing her duty, the tenets of her unquestioning Anglican faith—and her dogs.

From The Daily Beast

In her presence, the quiet, unquestioning devotion of her personality roused him sometimes to moments of vain regret.

From Project Gutenberg

I do not think we have this strongly disciplined sense of duty nor this unquestioning acceptance of sacrifice.

From Project Gutenberg

He did nothing by halves; nothing without unquestioning confidence and prodigality.

From Project Gutenberg

For a length of time the temper of our ancient histories was one of unquestioning reception.

From Project Gutenberg

Her blue eyes were filled with the sweetness of a loving and unquestioning nature.

From Project Gutenberg