Sentence examples for naively believing from inspiring English sources

Kerry is accused of naively believing that Russia can be trusted.

Mr. Thompson mocked Mr. Gramm for naively believing that trade could help reverse Beijing's penchant for selling missiles and missile technology to countries like North Korea and Pakistan.

I've been to the theatre about eight times in the last 10 years, after naively believing the rave reviews, and maybe three of the plays I saw were "good" the rest mediocre or worse.

He became a major figure in the criminal underworld, working for a local godfather, naively believing in honour among thieves and getting stitched up both by treacherous comrades and bent policemen.

Whenever we saw egregious examples of female objectification -- in advertisements, on billboards, in store windows -- we'd slap on those signs, naively believing that once our outrage had been expressed, people would see the folly of their behavior and change it, and a more egalitarian society would emerge.

It's the feeling of watching a movie naively, believing in a hero.

I naively believed there was a moment when there was an 'in'.

They work like girly swots and naively believe that they will get meritorious selection.

Or that the younger partners in those relationships naively believe that they are.

It being July, we naively believed that local strawberries might be included in area brands like Van Leeuwen, Ronnybrook and Blue Marble.

European politicians naively believed that Russia would not object to the Eastern Partnership, because it contained no security dimension.