Sentence examples for more naive from inspiring English sources

Goodall is even more naive.

'English players are more naive.

(In this, Nick seems even more naive than Maya).

Others, who are a little more naive, will question it.

"New economy" companies have tended to be much more naive.

Hölderlin continued to write, in a very different manner: simpler, more naive, but still eloquent.

"I couldn't have been more naive about the situation in SeaWorld," she says.

Looking can be so much more naive, indecent and powerful than any real action.

The more naive of the Corbynistas are hailing his victory as "a democratic storm".

Back when I was more naive, I agreed to do so, with disastrous consequences.

If I'd been a younger, more naive writer, I might have baulked and refused point-blank.