Sentence examples for are too naive from inspiring English sources
"But the fact is, we are too naive.
They are too naive and young to grasp the extent of how money, politics and policy intersect, the argument goes.
We show that the approximation spaces built from an equivalence relation compatible with the ring structure, i.e. associated to a two-sided ideal, are too naive in order to develop practical applications.
Tougher measures may lie ahead: Sweden, where TV advertising aimed at children under 12 has been illegal since 1991, plans to use its six months in the president's chair of the European Union to encourage a tightening of the EU's relatively liberal rules on TV advertising.The campaigners claim that children are too naive to distinguish between ads and genuine programming.
"The media said my vision was too naive, too feminine".
"It's too naive to think that this isn't going to happen again".
By her own admission, though, she was too naive and shortsighted.
