Sentence examples for naive drawing from inspiring English sources

They are frequently naive, drawing or even losing games when they have done enough to win.

The first of these works shows a childlike vision of humanity and civilization, with bright, gay colours and naive drawing.

Primitive, naive drawing can also be good drawing but it's hard to pull off.

When asked to draw the scene, they will produce a suitably naive drawing; when asked to write a caption, they will struggle to spell the words.

"It is far too simple, and behaviourally naive, to draw a sharp line between acceptable 'provision of information' and unacceptable 'mind control'," argue Ms Jolls and Mr Sunstein.This acute sensitivity to losses is not the only bias behaviouralists have discovered.

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

Watanabe went mad for naive graphics, drawn out in exaggerated circular shapes on the body in an explosion of primary colours that recalled Sonia Delaunay.

Chadelle points out that there is also only one semi-human figure: a naive stick figure drawn in black, with four fingers, and the head of a bird, who is either dead or injured.

Her particular interest lies with drawing patterns and pared-down shapes, which include "dots or naive leaves".

Her particular interest lies with drawing patterns and pared-down shapes, which include "dots or naive leaves".

And most confusingly and pointlessly of all, Emily's artistic breakthrough by drawing upon Persian imagery is rejected by Emily herself as naive.