Sentence examples for entirely naive from inspiring English sources

Now I am not entirely naive.

Her young Turkish heroine, Selin, manages to be both very clever and entirely naive.

Similarly, the "hope" being placed in Barack Obama as a candidate for change is not entirely naive.

I have a lot of faith in the kindness and tolerance of my fellow human beings and I don't think I'm entirely naive in saying so.

The house, like its occupants, is a tragicomic ruin and part of the film's fascination is how entirely naive the Beale women are about how they will be perceived; how childlike in their innocence about the modern age.

I'm not entirely naive; I knew from the moment I learned I was pregnant that we would face some difficulties.

In particular, initial infections in infants might be modified by in utero exposure to plasmodial antigens or by maternal antibody acquired through the placenta or via breast milk, and entirely immunologically naive individuals in relation to Plasmodium infection may be rare.

The national interest was therefore perfectly safe in ministerial hands.Given the kind of coverage that the latest draft of the constitution has been getting this week—"Death knell for democracy", screamed the Daily Mail; "The end of our nation", bellowed the Sun— it was entirely understandable, if naive, that Mr Blair should have hoped that this ruse might work.

The increased investment in public services under Blair was entirely founded upon the naive belief that deregulation of the markets and their introduction into the public sphere would lead to unending growth – no more boom and bust!

"They are hoping, company-wide, that all shoppers expecting fair treatment will either be fired or deactivate their accounts so that an entirely new fleet of naive shoppers can step in and take over," says Barton.

KLF2, KLF4, and KLF5 were bivalent in the primed state, but they almost entirely lost the H3K27me3 mark in the naive state.