Sentence examples for naivety to from inspiring English sources

Naivety, to put it another way.

There was always a dose of naivety to their zeal, not to mention clunking racial tokenism.

It has always struck me as the height of naivety to be against global trade.

In the event they exploited their opponents' naivety to break the deadlock just as the crowd were getting nervous.

It will be explained to students that there must be an element of blind naivety to make it work.

He hammered away at his rival's inexperience and naivety, to great applause, and argued that his "outdated" economic ideology could produce another Depression.

"There was certainly a degree of naivety and to allow things to transpire the way they did was very naive and simply wrong," admitted 33-year-old Moody, who won 71 England caps and played in the World Cup-winning team of 2003 , also appearing in the 2007 competition.

My naivety seemed to be humorous to my colleagues.

The whole "nobody understands me" resignation to solitude thing becomes far less endearing in the greying realm of middle age, when it speaks less to naivety and more to a very real pattern of disappointment, but still worthy of consideration.

The whole "nobody understands me" resignation to solitude thing becomes far less endearing in the graying realm of middle age, when it speaks less to naivety and more to a very real pattern of disappointment, but still worthy of consideration.

(A combination of ambition, energy and naivety as to the odds against was the key to success).