Sentence examples for endearingly naive from inspiring English sources
He strikes up a friendship with Mehmet (Nevruz Baz) an endearingly naive Turkish labourer, after rescuing him from a bunch of ultra-nationalist football hooligans.
Meanwhile the narrator, Sal Paradise, continues his endearingly naive pursuit of the soul of America, the "Promised Land", and all that jazz.
It's endearingly naive how some people seem to think that because government officials or corporate executives issue carefully crafted denials, this resolves the matter.
Sometimes it is plain wrong-headed (Greer thinks women bring domestic violence on themselves); at times it is almost endearingly naive.
The Golden Girls (1985-91) For seven glorious and critically acclaimed seasons, White played the widowed and endearingly naive Rose Nylund, whose convoluted and peculiar stories about her small-town upbringing clashed brilliantly with Bea Arthur's cynical Brooklynite, Dorothy.
While there was something endearingly naive about her role as besotted Winifred, and comically understated as the reactionary matriarch in Mrs Dalloway, her depiction of Martha displayed a ferocity previously unrevealed in earlier roles that tended towards either the respectable, down to earth, or emotionally obsessive, sad or caring.
It looks endearingly ridiculous.
Agar instead just grinned endearingly.
I found it endearingly different.
