Sentence examples for overly naive from inspiring English sources

Enter Shikari are politicised in a manner that Lisa Simpson might feasibly consider overly naive and unsophisticated.

It was overly naive not to anticipate manipulation by bad actors and take precautionary measures.

And so the proliferation of wellness-related wearables feels like an overly naive application of clever sensor technology.

At his worst, Wilhelm Sasnal, the preposterously successful Polish artist, produces canvases that remind me of a certain kind of 70s album cover; his work can feel overly broad, naive, unfinished and hurried (he likes to paint quickly, often finishing a piece in a single day).

"He was depicted as a monstrous sadist," wrote Justice David B. Saxe of the Appellate Division, while the young woman "was basically portrayed as naive, overly trusting, overly polite and ill-informed".

Is he ruthless and overly ambitious or naive and weak?

In particular I find its most recent manifestation to be naive, overly optimistic, and poorly-matched to life as I know it.

Politically savvy northern campaigners consider the overly radical southern voices naive because "they're calling for too much" and "we need to live in the real world".

"Of course there were elements of it that were naive and overly ideological, but fundamentally what they were seeking to achieve had a good heart".

Maybe I am naive or overly idealistic.

The last time I dated I was barely out of college, overly positive, and certainly naive.