Although he had no previous singing experience and his vocal performance was considered slightly weak, producers believed that Monteith displayed the naivety they were looking for in Finn, a quarterback in the fictional William McKinley High School football team and a member of its choir, New Directions.
It displays a certain naivety.
Pauline M Colledge London David Cameron and George Osborne display a staggering naivety about the nature of domestic violence.
Instead, he becomes increasingly odd as season two progresses, developing "sympathy PMS" for Jess and displaying a lovable naivety when he discovers that the woman he lost his virginity to was a prostitute: "Was her name even Mysteria?" he asks.
Houston didn't display the cavalier naivety going forward that undid the Sounders last year, but they were still undone by their own mistakes, as first a penalty conceded by Warren Creavalle, and then a moment of indecision between Bobby Bosell and goalkeeper Tally Hall handed Santos the lead on the night.
Ferguson's men, meanwhile, were to pay the price for a different sort of naivety to the type they had displayed on the pitch.
Kindly faced Lord Carter of Coles, the architect of the radical plan to build so-called "Titan" prisons holding upwards of 2,500 prisoners a piece, displays a staggering level of naivety about the reality of prison.
The classical myeloproliferative neoplasms (MPN) are comparatively uncommon in children and display a degree of mutational naivety if considering the high frequency of known MPN driver events observed in the corresponding adult diseases.
This book sometimes displays an astonishing frankness which verges on naivety.
This display of apparent naivety, together with the article's condescending, sneering style suggests that Naomi Klein is not the only one with some growing up to do.Grant NeelyBad Münstereifel, GermanySIR – Your article failed to advance the debate at all.
