Sentence examples for be too naive from inspiring English sources
Otherwise you'd be too naive to experience life.
The truth is we should not be too naive or idealistic.
It would also be too naive to suggest that such groups would boast anything other than a marginal presence without big money and media to amplify their voices.
This unfortunate reminder of modern Russia's darker side blew a large hole in my newly-found optimism, but it would be too naive to assume that leaders addicted to intimidation can reform overnight.
The bishop of Burgenland, Austria's easternmost province, recently refused to let Austrian authorities erect a border fence on church land, saying erecting borders was against the Gospel message – but only this week he warned that Europe must not be "too naive" regarding plans to Islamise Europe.
Current statutory guidance is for sex and relationship education to begin at key stage 3, covering ages 11 to 14. Champion, who resigned and then decided to return to the frontbench during the Labour leadership crisis over the summer, said the government should not be too naive to tackle the effects on young teenagers of watching porn or being sexuality exploited via social media or online gaming.
"The media said my vision was too naive, too feminine".
"But the fact is, we are too naive.
"It's too naive to think that this isn't going to happen again".
