Sentence examples for extraordinarily naive from inspiring English sources

I think as a management challenge the approach has been extraordinarily naive and simplistic.

But it would take an extraordinarily naive person to believe that.

"Mick is a decent man," a friend of his told the Sunday Independent, "but he can be extraordinarily naive".

People have extraordinarily naive ideas about medical science and they believe things because they've been said by people they trust the face of.

It seems extraordinarily naive to suppose that on the basis of a few months of consultation, in a very short space of time, you can radically change the basic way in way academics communicate with each other without having a huge number of unintended knock-on consequences.

He becomes extraordinarily emotional and rather naive – a long way from the Corin any of us had known.

I stayed because I was beautifully delusional and naive and my hope to "make it in this town" was, just like everyone else's, extraordinarily powerful.

Naive eh?

So naive.

Extraordinarily idiotic.

Extraordinarily so.