Sentence examples for an apparently naive from inspiring English sources

In a recent episode of Showtime's "Queer as Folk," a character picks up an apparently naive non-English-speaking Asian boy named Katsuo.

Humiliated, Frank bent the knee to the Russian demand, on the grounds that having an apparently naive wife in such a key position risked putting him in similarly compromising situations later.

Of course, the first reaction to such an apparently naive claim may be that Arendt overestimated the power of thinking or that she held on to a highly normative account of thinking that does not correspond to the various modes of reflection, self-muttering, and silent chatter that goes by that name.

The Lonely Londoners (1956) describes apparently naive immigrants living by their wits in a hostile city.

The painting, though apparently naive, carries the intensity that Doig is able to invest in his surfaces.

His apparently naive take was in fact incisive, since Tintin was always premised on a set of implicit borrowings and relocations from one medium to another.

A household name, beloved of the public and commanding huge prices at auction, he is at the same time wildly unfashionable in the art world, derided for his apparently naive images of "matchstick men and matchstick cats and dogs" set among the industrial landscapes of Salford, Pendlebury and Manchester.

The complex plot takes place over two days in an apparently timeless city and centres on two actresses - naive blond newcomer Naomi Watts, winner of a talent contest in Canada, and experienced brunette amnesiac Laura Harring, who's just escaped mob hitmen.

Before that, however, Whishaw will be back in the world of espionage in BBC1 drama, London Spy, in which he plays a naive, gay man who falls for an apparently conventional City banker.

Still others have taken the proof to be fallacious, since it collapses an apparently moderate brand of anti-realism into an obviously implausible and naive idealism.

Hence, the differentiation history of an activated naive T cell apparently correlates with CTLA-4 surface expression after re-encountering an antigen.