Sentence examples similar to naive endeavors from inspiring English sources

While Van Susteren's fans seem enthused about her new endeavor, it seems naive to say the app will give any platform — Snapchat, Facebook or otherwise — any kind of true competition.

Wrappers provide faster docking speeds when compared with the naive multi-threading system MPI-DOCK, making future endeavors in large-scale docking more feasible; in addition, eliminating highly variant or promiscuous compounds will make databases more useful.

But in a way, the man who has also become the world's biggest philanthropist seems to be taking himself to task, offering the confession that he himself was "naive -- very naive" when he began his charitable endeavors six years ago.

If You Want It" can seem naive, particularly if you think of "wanting" as a passive endeavor.

"I'm not naive to say that if you don't contribute and support your firends in their endeavors, that others won't step in behind you and try to take your place," Mr. Wisler said.

After analyzing the various shortcomings of several naive solutions, we propose a formal security model that captures the peculiar threats faced by the user in this endeavor.

Naive eh?

So naive.

How naive are you?

We are not naive.

All are useful endeavors.