Hence, a strong knowledge of different business models and a willingness to test and learn are important skill for startups who may naively feel there is only one primary model for their business.
"Naively, we felt it was a great record, and that it would get the reception it deserved," says Formula.
Some described their eating during their pregnancies as uncontrollable and excessive, as they ate everything they wanted, or craved: I didn't particularly watch what I ate during my [second] pregnancy, I kind of just ate what I wanted, when I wanted, you know, and I suppose naively you feel it's a chance to or a time to indulge yourself, rightly or wrongly.
I felt, perhaps naively, that the post-sanctions Shia giant could move towards a greater harmony with its Sunni neighbours – in particular, the Saudis.
I suppose I feel, perhaps naively, optimistic that we're just not yet quite clear about the rules of how you communicate online publicly.
I feel, maybe naively, optimistic.
It's something that I feel I naively took for advantage until this point.
A lot of people had warned me about the danger of favelas, but, maybe naively, I didn't feel unsafe, despite seeing young men rolling past with what looked like uzis strapped to their chests.
It may surprise him, but we are more concerned with why David Kelly felt it necessary in the first place that he should approach the BBC, which he believed (some might claim naively) would have an interest in seeking the truth for a military attack against another country, with the deaths of more than a million people.
A naïve tourist--I'd asked my producer, a lifelong Angeleno, what earthquakes felt like--her description, like walking on the moving floorboards of a beachfront amusement park ride, made me naively eager to earn my own earthquake stripes.
