Sentence examples for longer naive from inspiring English sources

By the time they're fourth graders, one teacher said, they are no longer naive.

Museums are no longer naive to the threats posed to their collections, more aware of the risks created by unscrupulous buyers and the gangs who seek to supply them.

In contrast, in mice previously sensitized to the antigen i.e., who were no longer naive, removal of the draining LN should make no difference to the rate of graft rejection.

Knowing this information, our no-longer naive bystander might be confused.

Naive householders would benefit from such a product, but if they knew that, they would no longer be naive (and would not need it).Mr McFadden takes all this a step further.

And finally he returned to the valley, no longer the naive 13-year-old but a reporter aware of all those unwritten books of the Kashmir experience.

A different city calls for a different narrator, a different Venkatesh: he is no longer the naive student, but a professor at Columbia.

My understanding of stoicism is no longer so naive and simple, but it is equally fervent.

If, despite the evidence presented in section 'Data autocorrelation', there was a small auto-correlation in annual insolation, we could no longer use the naive bootstrap method presented here but would have to use the more sophisticated block bootstrap method (Hall et al. 1995).

Lois Lane is no longer the most naive Pulitzer Prize winning reporter on the planet, but as portrayed by Amy Adams, actually does her job.

Bonferroni-corrected post hoc comparisons revealed that within bumblebees, the flight duration was significantly longer in the naive group (adjusted mean = 36.62 min) than in the ringer-treated group (adjusted mean = 26.74) or Pl-treated group (adjusted mean = 22.28).