Sentence examples for naively seeking from inspiring English sources

The US condemnation punctured the narrative, popular among Trump's opponents, that he is naively seeking an unconditional "reset" with Vladimir Putin, Russia's president.

On the evening of 20 May, more than 900 students had signed the petition, amid suggestions from critics that the brightest students in the country were naively seeking protection from the harsh realities of life.

While the DoD IG can investigate and make recommendations, it has been a Trojan horse that teams up with the agency to finish off whistleblowers naively seeking its help.

My fellow officers loathed him, and after listening to their fulminations in the mess, I naively sought a meeting with the adjutant to request an introduction to Bevan.

Meanwhile, Rob's had enough of iChatting, and naively posts a flyer seeking new friends on the coffee house bulletin board, despite Evan's warning that no good can come from meeting strangers in person.

Today, evangelical Christians seek naively to balance the cross, the sword and the flag -- and inevitably someone or something gets hurt.

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.

Perhaps naively, Roberts maintains that, despite the violent themes, "there is a feminist message … It's about a strong woman seeking revenge against a man who has probably wronged her".

Those who seek to outlaw affirmative action naively believe that banning it will stop race from being a factor in public life.

Zuckerberg suggests that providing a "range of perspectives" will combat fake news and sensational content over time, but this appears to naively assume users have some inherent drive to seek the truth.

So Hendrix seeks refuge in the brothel above the local fried-chicken shop, where he meets Luminita (Lucy Roslyn), who Hendrix naively believes is trying to earn money to go to university, when in reality she has been trafficked and is in thrall to the thuggish Leko (John Last).