Sentence examples for a more naive from inspiring English sources

Based on the novel by Brian Selznick, whose earlier book was adapted by Martin Scorsese as Hugo, this looks like a more naive tale for the Carol director.

In retrospect, critic Spencer Kornhaber would call it a serendipitous novelty and a footnote to a "more naive era of the Internet".

Previous work with students in introductory college science courses indicates that, following instruction, introductory biology students may shift to a more naive rather than a more mature epistemology (Semsar et al., 2011).

The paternalistic, pearl-clutching questions we ask about contemporary porn actors might seem a little more naive after visiting "Hardcore," an exhibit currently on display at the Museum of Sex in New York.

Venmo's casual over-sharing now feels like a holdover from an earlier, more naive time on the web, and it wouldn't be surprising if it decided to later adjust the app's settings to match where consumer sentiment is headed today.

I also assumed that this would mark a major turning point in my career - I was a little more naive then.

Papsidera fondly remembered a moment from earlier in his career when he was a bit more naive to the challenges of the task.

If I'd been a younger, more naive writer, I might have baulked and refused point-blank.

But where Mr. Godard was revealing the unstable existential underpinnings of the Bogart legend, Mr. Hayashi offers a far more naive, romantic version of the material.

"I was 25 on the 2005 Lions tour to New Zealand and was probably a lot more naive than Sam.

They seemed a lot more naive in Sunny Beach.