Sentence examples for fairly naive from inspiring English sources

You might think that this representation of text is fairly naive ("never bad" is a lot different than "bad" for instance), but it works surpisingly well.

Most people say they have no idea what the future holds, but when you are 16, fairly naive, and expecting your world to end, you really mean it.

One could generate suboptimal SQL queries using a fairly naive translation algorithm, and then attempt to optimize the resulting SQL; or one could use a more intelligent translation algorithm with the hopes of generating efficient SQL directly.

"When former prime minister Julia Gillard promised these massive increases in education and health, at the time I thought the other states were fairly naive for thinking that would ever happen".

So the Army is actually going to be under sustained pressure for some time and it would be fairly naive to hope or promise that it has seen the last of the cuts.

It was a time of sexual and chemical experimentation, but Wasserman was still fairly naive.

Yes, pretty naive, Sally.

She's also kinda naive, fairly oblivious to social cues, and just a little bit... different.

Moreover, the advantage of the proposed method over the suboptimal diagonalization method and the naive method is fairly explicit.

The response of MAPK activation between mice with castration-naive tumors was fairly uniform.

The dose delivery was fairly smooth in the chemotherapy-naive patients with CUP as compared with that in our earlier phase I study of combined irinotecan plus carboplatin in patients with heavily treated ovarian cancer (Yonemori et al, 2005).