Sentence examples for had naive from inspiring English sources

He had naive, teary eyes and fists that looked like they could knock through a redwood.

However, children in childcare centers, schools and orphanages are vulnerable to common-source outbreaks as they have naive hosts.

Together, these results demonstrate that neonatal CD8+ T cells have naive characteristics prior to infection.

The experiments also suggest that both birds and mammals have naive pluripotent stem cells during the early stages of embryo development.

Thus, antigen-specific memory T cells that have naive-like phenotypes are ideal for adoptive T cell therapy.

Their lawyers argued they had been naive and intimidated.

Roosevelt later privately admitted that he and Churchill had been naive and were tricked.

The 73-year-old former academic accepted too that he had been naive.

Martyn Rooney, the sprinter who captained the British team at the world championships in Beijing, said Coe had been "naive".

Ryan, who was decorated for his role in the mission, said Asher had been naive and had handed the Iraqis a 'propaganda victory'.

A minister admitted they had been "naive" not to hold a Lib Dem cabinet from day one of the coalition.