Sentence examples for either naive from inspiring English sources

They're either naive or super-hypocritical".

You could call me either naive or loyal.

Criticisms about hypocrisy and selective outrage People say you're either naive or have double standards.

"Either naive or totally incompetent," she fumed, before calling on the BBC boss to resign.

Anyone who disagrees is either naive, an enemy, or guilty of legitimising the use of violence.

These visions are either naive or dishonest, but they reflect delusions that run throughout Labour and the left.

What's in the Graham collection seems to be either sophisticated naive art or naive sophisticated art; the amalgam is quite satisfying.

We lethally irradiated five groups of BALB/c mice, in which we then cotransferred myeloprotective cells and syngeneic A20 lymphoma cells alone (A20 group) or along with either allogeneic naive (WT Tn group) or memory (WT Tm group) T cells from B6 WT or along with either allogeneic naive (D910A Tn group) or memory (D910A Tm group) T cells from B6 p110δ D910A.

But, Ms. Milam said, the entrepreneurs either were naive about their own prospects, or misleading the hires.

Whenever fellow believers say that "the courts should decide" what to do with Pussy Riot, they are either being naive or openly contemptuous.

"The fact the government said only a few would charge the full £9,000 shows either how naive they are or how much they love to lie.