Sentence examples for naive question from inspiring English sources

This is obviously a very naive question.

"That's a very naive question," he says waspishly.

Our naive question is why component reuse of home appliances seems impossible while that of photocopiers succeeded.

But I have a possibly naive question: can the Fed really cut the Fed funds rate that far?

Another naive question: after they've really looked at a painting, where do they keep it in their memory?

To see how, let's ask a naive question: already in many countries with slowing population growth, youth unemployment is at record levels.

Naive questions from well-meaning newcomers attract irritable responses.

If their naive questions were a guide, the High Court judges did not grasp the transformation either.

Twice in his life, writer has found himself asking naive questions in the presence of experts.

Timothy Sykes, an investor who teaches others to trade, said Islam contacted him a few years ago and asked naive questions.

By H. F. Ellis The New Yorker, March 3 , 1980P. 35 Twice in his life, writer has found himself asking naive questions in the presence of experts.