Sentence examples for naively assume from inspiring English sources

IP routing protocols naively assume that routers are trusted, egregiously failing when routers become adversarial.

They naively assume these sites must have thought through the legal aspects on their behalf.

They don't naively assume that everyone who is given more autonomy will improve his or her performance.

But when they approach government to ask for them to be enshrined in law, no one should naively assume that this is the whole theological picture.

We naively assume this time the trip will go according to plan, just as this time Lucy won't whisk the football from Charlie Brown.

With so much at stake, one might reasonably (or naively) assume that, whatever their political hue, the media might work collaboratively in challenging the powerful.

I had always naively assumed rape was commonly carried out by strangers in dark alleyways.

I naively assumed that this audience represented every single person in America.

I naively assumed that the embassy officials would simply accept my decision.

Before the crisis some boards barely thought about this, naively assuming that procedures for it were well honed.

He explains why containment is the best alternative to a misguided agenda that naively assumes democratic regime change is possible from the barrel of an American gun.