Sentence examples for naively suggesting from inspiring English sources
The speech triggered criticism from others who said that he was naively suggesting that Silicon Valley secede from the U.S.
I am certainly not naively suggesting that the university suddenly discard all its institutional safeguards for the benefit of promoting a thriving Venture Lab.
I am not naively suggesting that the introduction of large and giant tortoises will result in the reduction of all invasive plants on the target islands.
A person less well trained in economics might naively suggest that the direct way of expressing views is to express them!
I naively suggested that we do a bilingual edition, not realizing that we would need two designers, two sets of software to generate the English and Arabic texts side by side.
All kidding aside, I would argue that the organization's impressive political influence should be seen not as an undermining of American sovereignty, as some naively suggest, but rather evidence of shared values and interests between two democratic nations who have long supported each other.
So, too, does the International Crisis Group, a Brussels-based lobby-group; in a report this month, it naively suggests that this could lay the ground for peace talks with the FARC.In three years of talks under Mr Uribe's predecessor, the FARC showed no interest in peace or democracy.
One can naively suggest that a radical solution of the first problem might be the utilization of superconducting elements dissipating zero heat.
To counter the winter blues, I naively suggested a quick and easy weekend away to nearby Indianapolis.
In a recent interview with CNN's Wolf Blitzer, Paul Babeu naively suggested that the Republican candidates would agree with him that his personal life should not be infringed upon by the government.
Farrelly said the PCC's chair, Baroness Buscombe, had behaved naively by suggesting that the lawyer for the Professional Footballers Association chief, Gordon Taylor, had misled the select committee when he claimed police told him Mulcaire had hacked into 6,000 people's voice messages.
