Zak, you sweet, naive man.
Alexander, by contrast, comes out of his brush with controversy seeming like a thoroughly decent (if rather naive) man.
As anyone who has met him knows, McKinnon is a sweet-natured, rather naive man possessed of a remarkable gift.
Like Der Rosenkavalier, La Rondine deals with the corrosive effects of time and truth on the relationship between an older, worldly woman and a younger, emotionally naive man.
A less naive man would not have entered the room, with those people, in the first place.If tried and convicted, Mr Tsvangirai could, in theory, face the death penalty.
Gatiss recognises that Wells was writing an allegory of imperialism: Bedford seeks to colonise the moon and plunder it for its vast deposits of gold, while Cavor, a naive man of science, seeks only knowledge.
Welles appeared in the offbeat role of Michael O'Hara, a naive man who is snared into taking a bizarre sea journey with an aging millionaire (played by Everett Sloane) and his young, sexually frustrated wife (Hayworth).
Kylie has been less strident on the subject of Max, mainly to avoid her naive man-child hubby finding out about the £25,000 Steve and Becky paid her for the kid.
In The Coup, published in 2013, Abrahamian paints a picture of Mossadegh as as a well-meaning, slightly naive man, "an Iranian version of a nineteenth-century Whig", who was out badly of his depth given the forces unleashed against him.
