Sentence examples for naive days from inspiring English sources

In younger, more naive days, I used to feel obliged to read books chosen by friends, these "very me" gifts.

But that was in the naive days before the Dow Jones passed 10,000, when it was widely believed that there were some limits to consumption.

"Don't worry, Mum – when I first went on it when I was six, I had no idea what I was doing," Otis reassures, shaking his head at the thought of those naive days, way back when.

After winning the Cup Winners' Cup immediately after the return of English clubs to continental competition, in those crazy altruistic and naive days when that was what was done, they were expected to have a suitable go at the Champions League.

Throughout the course of the challenge infection PI yearlings were found to have significantly higher numbers of mast cells in the abomasal mucosa than the corresponding naive animals (days 0, 2, 5 and 10, P = 0.0051).

At the same time, America was providing funds for the Mujahideen groups in the country that begat both Osama bin Laden and the Taliban.Diego HoicHighland Park, New JerseySIR – Two arguments in your leader are naive ("The day the world changed", September 15th).

ING116070 is an ongoing, 96-week, phase IIIb, single-arm, open-label, multicenter (3 US sites) study in ART-naive (≤10 days of prior therapy), HIV-1 infected HIV-1 infectedadultsd).

Thirteen participants received 3 g/day (three 1-g capsules daily) of OO, 16 participants received 3 g/day (three 1-g capsules daily) of marine-derived n-3 FA (FO), and 13 participants were not supplemented (naive) for 28 days prior to the filtered-air exposure day.

"I was so naive in those days.

I was so bloody naive in those days.

Maybe grow a moustache or something?" The idea that a moustache could be a disguise - it was all pretty naive in those days.