Sentence examples for a naive view of from inspiring English sources

I think it's a naive view of how things work.

Hasan Askari Rizvi, an analyst in Lahore, calls such dealmaking a "naive view of dealing with terrorism".

This is almost certainly a naive view of things, but maybe it could lead to some interesting developments or further theories.

Because the Court's holding is based on a hypertechnical view of an acquittal and reflects a naive view of the defendant's burden in a criminal trial, I respectfully dissent.

And I think consistent but polite pressure with respect to the RMB peg is appropriate.It seems to me that among economists, the get-tough approach is based on a naive view of American power, and among politicians, the get-tough approach is about the political possibilities of economic nationalism and populism.

This confusion is the result of a naive view of power.

That will seem a naive view to many, yet the years would seem to have vindicated it.

Since the invasion I have three more children, a stronger relationship with my wife, a less naive view of the world, a more focused moral and ethical structure, and a very rewarding job -- all the result in some way or other of events that were set in motion during the war.

Only if you have a very naive view of an industry that has to cope with the vagaries of the weather and the whims of the market.

"I think you've got a rather naive view of how disabled people live their lives.

That seems to me to imply a very naive view of the purpose of subsidy or how artistic excellence is fostered.