Sentence examples for held naive from inspiring English sources

The September 11 attacks were precipitated in large part because Osama bin Laden, the leader of the militant Islamic organization al-Qaeda, held naive beliefs about the United States in the run-up to the attacks.

When science teachers hold naive beliefs about NOS, it is rarely addressed in an accurate and effective manner (Lederman [2007]).

Teachers that hold naive views of NOS might face challenges in developing their students' own understanding of it.

Many science teachers hold naive beliefs about NOS and hold inadequate understanding, knowledge, and skills needed to teach science in ways consistent with science education reform goals (Akerson and Hanuscin [2007]; Lederman [2007]).

Instead of understanding this concept of division, many corporate leaders hold the naive belief that categories are combining.

They hold that Naive Dominance (or, perhaps, Undominated Dominance) is the correct principle when the options are credence functions, even though it is not the correct principle when the options are actions.

He held to these naive fetishes around purity and authenticity: everyone else is co-opted or recuperated, but I'm not: I'm pure.

Based upon the written explanations, only one student from the majors held a purely naive model, while no students from the advanced majors group held such models.

I loved both of them, and for a long time held a rather naive view that Apple couldn't do much wrong.

They also seem to hold a surprisingly naive view of literature.

Ledger worked tirelessly maybe even worked himself to death rewiring our naive cultural imagination, showing us a Joker that held new, disturbing shades beyond the old evil.