Sentence examples for naive child from inspiring English sources

As much naive child as grumpy old man, he possesses no editing mechanism between his thoughts and his words; he's deaf to social cues, enraging nearly everyone around him without really meaning to.

She remains trapped in a Texas-sized nightmare, a naive child with learning difficulties who was tricked into signing a confession she could barely read and surely didn't understand.

Thereafter, the setting moved to "Outside", the relationship diluted by alternative voices, by the number of new things with which Jack has to deal, the novel loses some of its intensity and has the more familiar feel of the naive child narratives of Roddy Doyle and Mark Haddon.

As much as people still desperately want to believe in a happily ever after, only the most naive child would think that buckets of money, the constant glare of attention, and at least one desperately needy and narcissistic person sounds like a recipe for a happy marriage.

Thereafter, the setting moved to "Outside", the relationship diluted by alternative voices, by the number of new things with which Jack has to deal, the novel loses some of its intensity and has the more familiar feel of the naive child narratives of Roddy Doyle and Mark Haddon.

When we met Sansa Stark (Sophie Turner) in season 1, she was a naive child.

Ferrell plays Brad as another of his idiot savant types - a character so naive, child-like and unworldly that he achieves some kind of serene wisdom by default.

It is the mindset of a Michael Gove who sees the main obstacle to good state education as being the teachers with their anti-aspirational attitudes, naive child-friendly educationists, and never a lack of resources or the constant ill-informed micro-management of schools from whoever is the current education secretary.

They also worry that Facebook will find devious ways to make money from naive children or, more likely, their parents.

They have seen his super-rich nextdoor neighbour claim that a few eggs caused $20,000 of damage to his mansion, and – like the naive children they are – they questioned how in the name of sanity that was possible.

We were akin to naive children". In their guesthouses on either end of the Khyber Pass, the religious revolutionaries who took on the Soviet Union in the 1980s discussed dreams and prophecies and prayed for glorious martyrdom.