Sentence examples for naive from from inspiring English sources

Whatever the boy was playing at, regardless of whether he was exaggerating the pain, it was naive from Hazard, to say the least.

I love Liz Arnold's paintings - naive from a distance, sophisticated about pictorial space close up - but put a gun to my head and I have to admit I feel clever for saying so.

A combination of surface markers and the function of the T cell have to be considered in distinguishing naive from memory T cells [ 9- 12].

Patients who were naive from anti-pneumococcal immunisation received Pneumo23 immunisation at D1 in order to assess at M1 and M12 the effect of anakinra treatment on anti-pneumococcal Ab response to five capsular polysaccharides.

Cluster 1, which is downregulated in naive neonates and newborns, is significantly enriched for genes that distinguish naive from effector cells, memory from effector cells, and MPECs from SLECs.

He took me from being a naive drummer from San Francisco to being known all over the world with credibility, just because I was affiliated with him.

5) In Figure 5, the authors show that passive transfer of sera from vaccinated mice protects naive mice from challenge.

I was a naive kid from Kentucky.

Naive questions from well-meaning newcomers attract irritable responses.

"But we need that sometimes – to be naive, blind from reality," he continued.

I've lived out there, I'm not naive, far from it.