Sentence examples for naively assuming from inspiring English sources

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

(Regrettably, I had imbibed ubiquitous antisemitism during two decades as a radical activist in fundamentalist Islamist circles: I had read the Protocols of the Elders of Zion as a child, naively assuming it to be authentic, since thousands of copies of this fabricated text were distributed by Saudi-funded organisations in the UK in the 1980s).

As pointed out in the SBCARS'2014 session, we are naively assuming that each RTS state has a small number of transitions.

Many of us grew up naively assuming that climbing the ladder of higher education was our ticket to both career and financial prosperity.

In support, I called her a true "feminist" naively assuming she would take it as the compliment I meant it to be.

In fact, Parzen et al showed that mathematically the usual two-sample t-test, naively assuming independent observations of the response within centre was asymptotically unbiased in this context [ 30].

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

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

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

To these Norfolk, on December 6, made vague promises and offered a full pardon, whereupon Aske naively assumed he had gained his objectives and persuaded his followers to disperse.

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.