Sentence examples for even naive from inspiring English sources

Which sounds optimistic, even naive.

It is authentic, even naive, and in an ironic, cynical age, that makes it tremendously appealing.

Yet it is hard to ignore the fact that, in many respects, Friedman's music appears unremarkable, dated and even naive.

This is a surprisingly simple, even naive concept for an artist who is often associated with high theory.

In Paris, I sought palliatives with prostitutes and even, naive as only a pervert can be, married Valeria who betrayed me with a Slav.

But if that narrow, even naive perspective is the flaw in this group portrait, it is linked to its greatest strength.

Goodall is even more naive.

(In this, Nick seems even more naive than Maya).

Quite clearly, Stone and his screenwriters Allan Loeb and Stephen Schiff believe their film is cuttingly contemporary, ironic and biting: actually, it's even more naive and celebratory about the financial world with all its sexiness than the last film.

He added: "It is even more naive to tell people that they just need to make a little change in their eating habits or their daily activity and suddenly the obesity problem will be remarkably easily solved".

So if the explosive growth of the Internet continues, we can expect substantial additional progress in the economy as a whole, even if naive investors have lost their virtual shirts.