Sentence examples for naïve looking from inspiring English sources

A particularly enjoyable moment came when Tony Wright challenged the euphemistic job titles (such as 'parliamentary affairs officer' or 'government relations manager') that might well baffle a naïve looking to enter the world of lobbying.

In contrast to the above-mentioned assumptions that take a naïve look at the interphase region, a finite element code was developed here to assist in interfacial debonding evaluation by considering a variable modulus for non-zero layer between polymer and nanotube-like filler phases under plastic deformation.

To Walid, Ahmed was exactly the type of young person isis exploited — naïve, lost, looking for the shortest path to Heaven.

"After the weekend's performance we really need to just focus on the U.S. We'd be pretty naïve to look any further than the U.S".

I don't think it's naïve to look at the drop in U.S. market share.

"We'd be very naïve to look any further than winning [against Ireland]; we struggled in the Six Nations in terms of performance," he says of Saturday's match.

But it's dangerous and naïve to look to technology to manage or solve all the elderly's day-today living challenges.

The corner of acceptance is being turned, and before long only the utterly naïve will look upon events like this with any scorn, offering in a cackling, mocking tone: "It's not a real sport".

Ms. Djurberg is best known for stop-action Claymation films with a faux-naïve look and brutal content.

"I'm not big on women looking naïve.

But this is a naïve way of looking at things.