Sentence examples for showing naivety from inspiring English sources

Being positive is seen as showing naivety.

At times they have shown naivety, but that in itself is refreshing and not something they should be criticised for.

Stokes, dismissed four balls before Buttler, is less of a concern, even if he showed naivety against the off-spinner Iftikhar Ahmed when he edged behind playing against the spin.

Liverpool showed "naivety" in letting slip a 3-0 lead in the final 11 minutes to draw 3-3 at Crystal Palace, says their former midfielder Dietmar Hamann.

Former home secretary Mr Straw said that the Guardian showed "naivety and arrogance" in deciding which of the details to publish.

"It strikes me as showing the naivety of students.

The slick Texan flyweight has all the skill but little of the savvy a champion needs, and showed staggering naivety and arrogance against the Mongolian Serdamba Purevdorj.

Perhaps its best short review was by Scott Steel, an economist for Queensland's public sector union, who said it showed the "naivety of the technocrat".

But critics have since argued that allowing ITV to have extra peaktime advertising minutage as part of the settlement showed commercial naivety.

For some, this appointment shows the naivety of a nouveau-riche village team trying to cope in the Bundesliga, like a lottery winner joining an exclusive country club.

Some work, as always, was disappointing, sometimes because the artists hadn't been fully able to achieve their vision, elsewhere because it showed a naivety we should be beyond, such as the white Australian man rapping about how rap music is now only about money.