Sentence examples for naive ideas from inspiring English sources

People have extraordinarily naive ideas about medical science and they believe things because they've been said by people they trust the face of.

In a sense, Condon is just another youngster (he is now 21) who has travelled around Europe and returned home with a head full of naive ideas and a suitcase full of mandolins and CDs picked up in flea markets.

Most students exhibited mixed models comprised of both naive ideas and key concepts (Fig. 3).

This scoring rubric includes seven key conceptions and six naive ideas.

Both key concepts and naive ideas were more abundant in interviews than in the ACORNS.

In lay knowledge and naive ideas, "fixism" is easier and more coherent with creation (Cuvier teaches…).

There's a naive idea that these won't cost any more.

The naive idea was that the free world would use economic and social ties to gradually liberalise authoritarian states.

"Conrad had a very naive idea that colonisation was bringing modernity, Christianity and commerce to this barbarous people.

"European countries have to get rid of this naive idea of multiculturalism as a melting pot," Mr Akesson says.

As to the name, that was all Zhou's idea: "The codename 'Eastward' is from some naive idea of mine from a long time ago.