Sentence examples for know how naive from inspiring English sources

"This is an older person's market, and I know how naive and untrained people my age can be," Boyce says.

We do not know how IgM-BCRs expressed by naive B cells and IgG-BCRs (or IgE-BCRs) expressed by memory B cells show differences in terms of the sensitivity and threshold toward mechanical forces in their activation.

And it's hard to know how cynical the union was, or naive, or calculating, or impulsive.

Conservatives understand how the markets work, he implied, so they know how to tame them; Labour was naive enough to be taken in by the myth that the City could regulate itself last time around – so you can't trust them to remodel the system now.

Being young, full of testosterone and naive, Rocker did not know how to play the interview game.

"This is more than just a naive person who doesn't know how elections work". .

Forsythe said: "To be frank everything I told [the Telegraph] about the match-fixing was a figment of my own imagination because I am so naive that I don't even know how matches are done.

You need to show people you know how things work and you're not an American-educated, naive teenager".

It would be naive to suggest that you don't know how to teach; you've spent much of your adult life watching other people do it.

Bolton manager Owen Coyle: "I'm not naive, that's the nature of football, I know how it works.

You'd have to be, at best, naive to tackle these songs if you didn't know how good you were.