Sentence examples for naive soul from inspiring English sources

Only a naive soul, though, would be taken in by such words.

Before I watched this, naive soul that I am, I had no idea that ­companies were permitted to take out life insurance policies on their employees – called, with magnificent insensitivity, "dead peasant" policies.

Still, I felt sympathy and compassion for the naive soul.

Miley's easy charm has persuaded some naive souls to nickname her "Smiley".

Naive souls might believe that the only pledge applicable to elected politicians here is that of upholding the constitution.

Those naive souls who worry about political - oh I don't know - decorum then watched open-mouthed as within weeks of allowing the super-rich to pass him around like a half-drunk bottle of Cristal, Mandelson returned to Whitehall and demanded restrictions on the employment rights of working mothers.

It sounds like she's done quite a bit of that around the Valley, and it seemed like it was time to bring that into the open — before any other naive souls accept her friend request.

Meanwhile the narrator, Sal Paradise, continues his endearingly naive pursuit of the soul of America, the "Promised Land", and all that jazz.

"If a company is vastly overpaying its janitors, and it has only one janitor, nothing is going to be happen [sic]," wrote commenter K.H. "And the company earns plenty of positive publicity from a bunch of souls that are naive enough to believe in this publicity stunt".

Further, since there seems to be no opposition to the work of reason in the soul, Socrates' account seems a bit naive.

But the highs and lows of the beats set off a dramatic force that unites the album and may very well be the soul of V. "Move Slow" off Vulkan the Krusader's 2011 The Lucy Naive Mixtape.