Sentence examples for naive comment from inspiring English sources

Going on Twitter to vent some stupid naive comment beggars belief.

Wirth's anguish was aggravated by the increasingly naive comments being directed his way.

In a phone-in with Phil Williams on BBC Radio 5 live, Savage accused the Celebrity Big Brother finalist of making "stupid naive comments".

"Lord Coe is an icon for British athletes and has inspired generations but I felt he was a bit naive with his comments post the report.

Then, in the early 1990s, a Usenet group took up the term to describe some users' gleeful baiting of the naive: posting provocative comments in hope of attracting an outraged "bite", then winding up their unwitting victim as thoroughly as possible.

Sebastian Coe has been naive in his comments about doping in athletics and may not be the right person to handle the issue, according to Great Britain's World Championships captain Martyn Rooney.

The backlash snowballed Tuesday night, when Iowa GOP Chair Jeff Kaufmann called for Mair's firing over the "naive" and "juvenile" comments.

The comment was naive and sent before he understood the process".

Mr. Zyuganov denounced the comments as "naive and unforgivable".

It would be naive to remove his comments from a broader debate about gender and power.

By Clifford Orr and E. B. White The New Yorker, November 24, 1934 P. 11 According to Raymond and Whitcomb, every Spaniard and Mexican in town is in stitches at our naive little paragraph (refers to Comment of Nov. 3, 1934) about seeing three Spaniards uncover before the picture of Juan Belmonte.