Sentence examples for somewhat naive from inspiring English sources

Barack was somewhat naive in welcoming the Arab spring.

And then there was the drug issue, which I was somewhat naive about.

In Gang Leader for a Day, he appeared mostly as a brave, somewhat naive guide.

"It seems that comrade Galkin has a somewhat naive conception of the theatre's role and significance.

But I wanted Marie's view to be a somewhat naive one.

You would think teachers were a rowdy, somewhat naive and militant bunch judging by the past few days.

Yes, pretty naive, Sally.

But although initially compliant and cheerful, if somewhat goofily naive, Nellie slowly starts to smart under the micro-management of her body.

Pskov perfected an extremely forceful style of icon painting that to the end of its development combined a remarkably skillful expression with a somewhat archaic, even naive, manner of presentation.

It was an incredibly naive and somewhat selfish dream which removed anything she was going through emotionally and physically from the scenario.

Andrew Garfield, pre-Spiderman days, represented Eduardo Saverin in a way that made the man look petty, naive, and somewhat of a lackey to Zuckerberg.