Sentence examples for being naïve to be from inspiring English sources

"Am I being naïve to be shocked??? Wowzers".

Kenneth Roth, the executive director of Human Rights Watch, thinks that it is naïve to be disappointed in Aung San Suu Kyi.

Perhaps I am naïve to be even a little bit surprised that Cameron would try to salvage such a blatantly self-serving system.

I know what it's like to be a fool, to be naïve, to be all the things a young woman should never be.

But as I was preparing to write that article I read with shock (OK, I admit that I was naïve to be shocked at this late date) that the Obama administration is siding with the massive corporate tax cheats.

"Two months ago, people would ask me about this, and say I am being naïve to think this," Weber said.

It would be naïve to think there wasn't.

It might have been naïve to think Joba Chamberlain was supposed to be different.

"All I was saying is that it would be naïve to say that there weren't any contacts," he said.

It is naïve to think there are "moderates" within the Taliban.

If Barack Obama is elected, that will not be a panacea — it would be naïve to think it could be.