Sentence examples for arguably naive from inspiring English sources

That is questionable – many readers and viewers like inhabiting ideologically fixed information bubbles – and arguably naive.

But the arguably naive racism of passers-by soon made way for more serious attacks which had a lasting impression on a young Courtenay.

Constantly we'd virtually stop traffic in Coventry anytime we ventured out". But the arguably naive racism of passers-by soon made way for more serious attacks which had a lasting impression on a young Courtenay.

Diverse pathogenic biofilms are more stable than less diverse biofilms [51], and the presence of a single, predominant pathogenic species in a chronic infection is arguably naive [52].

The statements Roy makes are often provocative, naive and arguably counterproductive, but the presiding nationalistic silence is perhaps more worthy of condemnation.

Life's reputation among scientists and philosophers arguably comes from its challenging naive intuitions about complexity, pattern formation, persistence, and continuity: as a toy universe we ourselves built, we feel we should know in advance what dynamics are allowed.

Qualifications, arguably.

Naive eh?

So naive.

Arguably, they still are.

Arguably, it can.