Sentence examples for soft naive from inspiring English sources
Conservative parties, including the anti-immigration Danish People's Party, have loudly criticised the city's thorough deradicalisation programme as "soft", "naive", "shortsighted" and ultimately "very dangerous".
As reporter Nicolas Lehman puts it in a recent Cheney documentary, the vice-president's very delivery is weirdly seductive: He wasn't going to be flaky or half-baked; he wasn't going to let his emotions distort his views, and he certainly wasn't going to be soft or naive.
In his 1978 memoirs, he stated that "Helen Douglas lost the election because the voters of California in 1950 were not prepared to elect as their senator anyone with a left-wing voting record or anyone they perceived as being soft on or naive about communism".
I am not this naive, soft-spoken, meek person.
Until recently, a lot of Roman pundits reckoned he was too bookish, a touch naive, a bit soft, something of a light-weight.
"I am not naive," says the soft-spoken 66-year-old Bing.
Furthermore, matrix elasticity significantly affects the cell fate of naive mesenchymal stem cells with soft, stiffer, and rigid matrices that delineate neurogenic, myogenic, and osteogenic cell lineages, respectively.
In our wised-up Darwinian climate, this unquestioned faith makes "Almost Famous" appear soft and faintly naive.
From 1975 to 1988, 144 patients naive of treatment, with non-metastatic soft tissue sarcoma were treated at Fondation Bergonié by surgery, followed by radiotherapy and without chemotherapy.
Perhaps the RSPB is being naive – conservation charities are routinely seen by their hen harrier-killing opponents as a soft touch –but ultimately the countryside benefits if conservationists and farmers can work together.
