Sentence examples for really naive from inspiring English sources
"I was really naive about it," he said.
"They looked really naive and natural, like a child's fantasy of a bride and groom.
There's something old-fashioned and really naive about this city which is treasurable.
I was a really naive kid, I just wanted to make movies.' And remarkably, people sided with him.
I've got this really naive idea of what life should be like - it's an idealistic idea but it's completely integrated.
Is Johnny really that naive?
Are they really so naive?
"I was much younger and I was really too naive to think about the family environment as well.
The "best way of supporting her", she said, "is by going to the country, not by isolating it".A charitable interpretation might be that Mrs Morley was not really so naive.
Few would really be naive enough to believe that politicians don't regularly harbour private views at odds with the policies they promote in public, hence Netanyahu's exposure as two-faced should come as no major surprise.
