Sentence examples for is very naive from inspiring English sources
Any knowledgeable fan surprised by this revelation is very naive.
It seems to me that the EU is very naive".
He is very naive in terms of business matters and has no formal education," Ritter said.
"So this idea that somehow if we just backed off, didn't help the opposition, shut up about this issue, looked the other way that somehow therefore Russia would stop supplying Syria with arms – I think that is very naive.
In dramatic terms, this is fair enough, but his movie is very naive about how bogus satanic abuse scares were created and it ends with wince-inducing implications about who is to be believed.
Despite self-consciously invoking the tough new post-9/11 world, in which international politics is coloured by fear and loathing of international terrorism, Babel is very naive about how easy it is to bring a dangerous firearm into a foreign country and then casually leave it behind as a present.
Natalie: We were very naive.
But I was very naive musically.
'I was very naive,' Mosse says.
"I was very naive to what was going on.
