Sentence examples for looked naive from inspiring English sources
While Blair's Babes looked naive, fresh-faced and aware of how different they were, today's MPs look less excited and more ordinary.
The policy even had admirers on the Blairite wing of the Labour Party, who, in office, had allowed some state schools to become "academies", liberated from most local-authority control in teaching and management.At first those great expectations looked naive.
It should not be forgotten that England have left only one established batsman (Jonathan Trott) at home for this series, as opposed to three bowlers (James Anderson, Graeme Swann and Stuart Broad), so it is a concern that their batting has at times looked naive and unable to adapt to the match situation.
Looking at the programme 30 years later, in some ways it looks naive and old-fashioned.
"Now it just looks naive".
Labour may hesitate, fearing to look naive about energy costs.
Eldridge Cleaver's rhetoric might look naive at best.
At our distance from it, South Pacific perhaps looks naive.
The UN's peace plan for Syria looks naive, even misguided.
Campaigns intended to change behaviour have thus been aimed mainly at the men.That now looks naive.
