Sentence examples for may be naive from inspiring English sources
They may be naive and wrong.
But although Cleo may be naive, she isn't stupid.
It may be naive optimism, but I believe we are at that point now.
It's an optimism that may be naive, but it's optimism all the same.
But he may be naive to think they can avoid the need for him to intervene more firmly.
Also, it may be naive to assume that all people who sub-let do so for financial gain.
Though that may not be naive, it may not be smart.
Yet her business affairs may not be naive.
Are we then condemned to an ongoing and ultimately suicidal war with the planet?" Now I may be hopelessly naive as a political observer, but why should we despair?
Corbyn may be misguided, naive and untested by the impossible demands of leadership, but are his policies more "extreme" to the left than those of the "centrist" Osborne on the right?
Rees-Evans's tale may be judged naive, but he conceded that "some people who do have connections with Ukip do say some outrageous things from time to time" and that this was probably related to the nature of the party.
