Sentence examples for seems naive from inspiring English sources

All this seems naive to us.

In hindsight that analysis seems naive, given how Sisi had long been earmarked for the top.

The first Doonesbury strip, published 40 years ago today, seems naive looked at through modern lenses.

To believe that you could do that, and that things would change, now seems naive.

To suggest that any and every recruitment process should be a true meritocracy seems naive, even to me.

That seems naive: the government is right that these new technologies present powerful new tools for criminals.

The debates now seem naive.

They seem naive when they attack.

Manuel said he seemed naive and shy, but strong.

Well, to some active participants, their involvement seemed naive.

Equally, both seem naive about the desirable social changes being unleashed in new media.