Sentence examples for less naive from inspiring English sources

It's more realistic, less utopian, less naive.

I think being less naive is a must.

Working there made her more "ballsy" and less naive, particularly about sexuality.

With less naive enthusiasm his talent for storytelling should produce a third book as poised and lucid as his first.

"We have made progress on the mental side and on mastering our games and on being less naive and better balanced and knowing what to do.

But perhaps internet-users are at least becoming a bit less naive: none of the Facebook commenters admitted to having fallen for the scam.

They were a lot smarter--or at least a lot less naive--than I had been at their age.

But then he abandoned it, concentrating on a series of childlike landscapes that seem less faux-naive than frankly clumsy.

According to theory (Fawcett and Johnstone 2010), experienced individuals with information about their relative status in the population should be less aggressive than naive individuals and should be less responsive to winner effects than naive individuals.

In two 1927 essays, "The Art of Fiction" and "The New Biography," she wrote that fiction writers should be less concerned with naive notions of reality and more with language and design.

When the young lovers come back to Jonesport, with a wedding ring between them and the evil forces that have kept them apart, the visitor's happiness is no less rapturous and naive than Seth's.Phillips H. Lord, creator of the Seth Parker character, is as delightful an actor on the screen as before the radio microphone, and the other members of his radio troupe are completely effective.