Sentence examples for naively think from inspiring English sources

Leaving may not be as possible as one might naively think.

Physically, you naively think that with the treatment being finished, you will soon be back to normal.

One might naively think that disestablishing religion would weaken it, but historically the opposite was the case (Noll 2002).

Oceans and skies are not blue in the way that we naively think, nor are apples red, (nor green).

With luck, they haven't found a way to make the problem worse by passing the bill they naively think will make the problem go away.

And the establishment of this population-level consequence is important, for it enables the investigator to revise the constraints one might naively think must bear on cultural inheritance if cumulative cultural evolution is to occur.

I naively thought he just meant taxi companies.

I naively thought the lesson had been learned.

We naively thought that Airbus's superjumbo would be flying passengers by late 2006.

He naively thought it would be in living rooms by the turn of the millennium.

I naively thought that it was just a normal part of growing up.