Sentence examples for naive with from inspiring English sources

I was naive with the self-righteousness of youth".

"We... can certainly be accused of being idiots and possibly naive with hindsight.

This is clearly naive: with deficits soaring, nobody can afford to ignore the size of government.

He quotes Draper as saying he had been "extremely naive" with his password, which had been "pretty obvious".

"I'm probably being very naive with the idea that if you put on interesting exhibitions you will end up self-funding.

"Lord Coe is an icon for British athletes and has inspired generations but I felt he was a bit naive with his comments post the report.

Patients were treatment-naive with no prior local injections.

All women were ARV-naive with the exception of prior PMTCT exposure.

Frozen tissue samples from 29 patients who were presurgical, treatment-naive, with Stage IA or Stage IB, resectable NSCLC were studied (GSK Study VEG105290).

Eligible participants were aged at least 18 years, had OHT or open-angle glaucoma, and were either treatment-naive with IOP >24 mm Hg in at least one eye or were receiving IOP treatment that was considered to be inadequate (IOP >18 mm Hg in at least one eye).

As a consequence, there will be a group of patients (i.e. those who are relatively chemo-naive with ECOG performance status 0, 1) who will be able to tolerate higher doses (e.g. 150 mg m−2 q Q621 days) with minimal added toxicity.