Sentence examples for dangerously naive from inspiring English sources

Both regard Ms Rousseff as dangerously naive.

This narrative borders on the dangerously naive.

But, according to Barbara Kellerman, this assumption is dangerously naive.

Do our commenters consider that optimistic, or tilting into dangerously naive?(Photo credit: AFP).

Indeed, rather than being realistic, his benign statements about Putin are dangerously naive.

A decade ago, such opinions might have been considered dangerously naive.

But neoteny can dangerously mislead naive people, who may get bitten or hurt.

Over time, however, that aspiration has been whittled to a dangerously limited and naive ideal of digital culture as a mirror of the autonomous "I": my music downloads, my videos, my blog posts, my vacation photos, my selfies, My Self.

Realists accuse internationalists of being naive and even dangerously utopian, and internationalists accuse realists of being overly fatalistic.

For me, the FIA was dangerously close to appearing totally naive, misinformed or, worse, taking the side that would like to underplay the humanitarian, social and security situation in Bahrain.

The apostles of apartheid saw him as dangerously subversive; his friends took him to be hopelessly naive.