A "'panegyric "'is a formal public thing, a generally highly studied and undiscriminating eulogy, not expected to be critical.
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Allmovie called it an " unremarkable slasher film ", writing " only genre completists with completely undiscriminating tastes are likely to be frightened or entertained ".
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But they top a star-heavy cast that plods through scene after scene that only the most undiscriminating pre-schooler could find worthy of a chuckle.
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What it all means, in the shallowest sense, is that the undiscriminating mass audience has found a new freak to gawk at, another defunct celebrity du jour.
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Undiscriminating preschoolers might tolerate " Richie Rich " but don't expect any school-age child to find this green comedy to be on the money.
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Russia has historic ties to Serbia, and Russian nationalists have been quick to side with their Orthodox brethren against what they see as the West's undiscriminating antagonism to Belgrade.
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Shaw had two regular targets for his more extreme comments about Shakespeare : undiscriminating " Bardolaters ", and actors and directors who presented insensitively cut texts in over-elaborate productions.
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:Despite this, there are many British bands with local accents; it's just that the ones with American accents tend to do better in the undiscriminating mass market.
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Another concern is that undiscriminating readers will accept the facts and opinions advanced in advocacy pieces as if they were objective and representative, becoming unknowingly and perhaps dangerously misinformed as a result.
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It's " Chill Factor, " a derivative, workmanlike buddy movie that may find an audience with undiscriminating action fans upset over the summer's paucity of explosions.
