Sentence examples for probably naive from inspiring English sources

But, as I said, I'm probably naive.

It is probably naive to expect Mr Brown to risk everything before he must, or before he feels sure he can win.

By Roger Angell The New Yorker, June 2, 1973 P. 25 It is probably naive to wonder how much of the Watergate debacle-especially its later errors and disasters - could have been avoided if the Pres.

Graduated: University of Liverpool, human anatomy and cell biology, 2008 Earns: £20,000-25,000 I wasn't really nervous about graduating into the recession; I was probably naive as I had been on track for a first, so was pretty hopeful I'd be OK job-wise.

"It's probably naive of developers to think they could keep choosing different payment providers".

I'm unlikely to be able to rationally discuss the harmful nature of online harassment with a young boy, but it also means they're probably naive and can learn from the experience.

He was probably politically naive.

Dorries, he acknowledged, had probably been "naive".

"And it probably was naive to think it might.

"I was probably somewhat naive," Mr. Torricelli said of his plan to win support from party leaders quickly and wrest the nomination from Mr. McGreevey before the Democratic National Convention in mid-August.

Ings is probably not naive enough to imagine he could go from being Burnley's attacking spearhead to performing the same job for Liverpool, though he must have expected to be given enough games to prove his worth and if Benteke arrives, he may be disappointed.