naïve in A Sentence

The gals will appreciate your Naïve efforts.

They were Naïve but excited.

Naïve fish: easy targets for spear fishers.

But in reality it is Naïve.

And you call me Naïve and childish.

Jocelyn is nice and sometimes a bit Naïve.

Don't be Naïve about this, or it could absolutely derail you.

Their Naïve nature and kindness bring them more trouble than they deserve.

How Naïve were those who thought that religion was more important than language.

The Naïve belief is that by making bullying illegal, children will stop engaging in it.

Fifty-five years have passed, but the Indian government is as Naïve as it ever was.

Or maybe come up with this really crazy Naïve solution for the end of civilization.

A Naïve young girl with low self-esteem wants to be as beautiful as her mother.

This might sound trite or Naïve, but it's a choice that India demands of you.

This may sound Naïve, but consider that the leaders of the American Revolution did not agree on policy.

I was so Naïve as a kid I used to sneak behind the barn and do nothing.”.

When I read Michael Lewis' book The Big Short, this was a dramatic blow to this Naïve belief.

These people are Naïve and since they are poor, they agree to work on any term and conditions.

It would be Naïve to think that giving every elected official a copy of“Our Bodies, Ourselves” would change that.

This might nowadays appear Naïve or commonplace, but such pronouncements were as rare as they were heretical a century ago.

There have been numerous scams in cryptocurrency world, and many Naïve investors have lost thousands of dollars to these scams.

But he was the one who was Naïve, because he believed that the Armenian Nationalists would be satisfied with an apology.

The Kappa values using Naïve Bayes are the highest in the three data stream algorithms in the whole country and its regions.

A Sagittarius man lives in the real world with all his Naïve dreams and also inspires his Pisces woman to do so.

Help your children to break through their Naïve realism and think more creatively by shifting their viewpoint, even if just for a moment.

If someone says he was not born yesterday, what he means to say is that he should not be considered immature or Naïve.

It would be Naïve to think that past relationships and how we remember them, especially those with our parents, don't affect us today…”.

A Naïve therapist might misinterpret the spiritual experience, downgrading it to something psychological with which he or she is more familiar and more comfortable.

One way to lessen the risk that your questions might be seen as Naïve is to“smarten up” those inquiries by doing some advance research.

Instead of“the truth,” which was to be rejected as Naïve and/or repressive, a new intellectual orthodoxy permitted only“truths”- always plural, frequently personalized, inevitably relativised.

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naïve in A Sentence

The gals will appreciate your Naïve efforts.

They were Naïve but excited.

Naïve fish: easy targets for spear fishers.

But in reality it is Naïve.

And you call me Naïve and childish.

Jocelyn is nice and sometimes a bit Naïve.

Don't be Naïve about this, or it could absolutely derail you.

Their Naïve nature and kindness bring them more trouble than they deserve.

How Naïve were those who thought that religion was more important than language.

The Naïve belief is that by making bullying illegal, children will stop engaging in it.

Fifty-five years have passed, but the Indian government is as Naïve as it ever was.

Or maybe come up with this really crazy Naïve solution for the end of civilization.

A Naïve young girl with low self-esteem wants to be as beautiful as her mother.

This might sound trite or Naïve, but it's a choice that India demands of you.

This may sound Naïve, but consider that the leaders of the American Revolution did not agree on policy.

I was so Naïve as a kid I used to sneak behind the barn and do nothing.”.

When I read Michael Lewis' book The Big Short, this was a dramatic blow to this Naïve belief.

These people are Naïve and since they are poor, they agree to work on any term and conditions.

It would be Naïve to think that giving every elected official a copy of“Our Bodies, Ourselves” would change that.

This might nowadays appear Naïve or commonplace, but such pronouncements were as rare as they were heretical a century ago.

There have been numerous scams in cryptocurrency world, and many Naïve investors have lost thousands of dollars to these scams.

But he was the one who was Naïve, because he believed that the Armenian Nationalists would be satisfied with an apology.

The Kappa values using Naïve Bayes are the highest in the three data stream algorithms in the whole country and its regions.

A Sagittarius man lives in the real world with all his Naïve dreams and also inspires his Pisces woman to do so.

Help your children to break through their Naïve realism and think more creatively by shifting their viewpoint, even if just for a moment.

If someone says he was not born yesterday, what he means to say is that he should not be considered immature or Naïve.

It would be Naïve to think that past relationships and how we remember them, especially those with our parents, don't affect us today…”.

A Naïve therapist might misinterpret the spiritual experience, downgrading it to something psychological with which he or she is more familiar and more comfortable.

One way to lessen the risk that your questions might be seen as Naïve is to“smarten up” those inquiries by doing some advance research.

Instead of“the truth,” which was to be rejected as Naïve and/or repressive, a new intellectual orthodoxy permitted only“truths”- always plural, frequently personalized, inevitably relativised.

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