Sentence examples for naive conclusion from inspiring English sources

Rattigan wrote the piece at a time when subsidy was seen as a way of bringing Shakespeare to a new audience, and I shrink from his naive conclusion that theatre with a social purpose is "a contradiction in terms".

Using the graphic to go from potential surrogate value to the true value (with a vertical line upwards and a horizontal line to the left), we see that, in fact,, is larger than, so the naive conclusion is erroneous.

Though autonomy is a condition for reasoning, it can evoke wrong representations following naive conclusions drawn from observations, which lead to misconceptions.

The naive realist denies its conclusion (C) and unlike the intentionalist wants to deny (C) read as (C*) veridical experiences are not fundamentally cases of perceptual awareness of ordinary objects.

In conclusion, the naive replacement of the Dirac delta distribution by a Gaussian gives in general correct results for the Boltzmann rate equation but this has to be checked for denser and/or for shifted and rotated grids to avoid wrong contributions from the above-described special ({bf k} -points where the replacement is critical.

5, 10, 11 Even though it is naive to accept their conclusions at face value, these early trials are considered the best evidence so far to evaluate the role of radiotherapy in resected pancreatic cancer, but are they really?

For the purposes of this study, we concentrated on the patients converted to aflibercept since the number of naive patients was too small to draw any conclusion from.

This civic perspective on the human condition does not require communitarian conclusions and only the cynical or the naive would suggest that fellow-feeling is the primary topic for civic debate after Newtown.