Sentence examples for sweet naive from inspiring English sources

Zak, you sweet, naive man.

REM's sweet, naive songs often get forgotten in histories of the group (or deliberately ignored, in the case of 1991's Shiny Happy People, the bubblegum hit that still gets some fans' blood boiling).

Oh, sweet, naive, 12-year-old me: You have no idea how much more of that is headed your way.

A sweet, naive newbie, Cady quickly attracts the attention of The Plastics, a trio of popular frenemies led by the vicious and calculating Regina George.

"Considering the world in which she grew up, Dakota has a very sweet, naive sensibility, but she has this inner strength and power which exudes on screen," Taylor-Johnson said of her leading lady.

Justin Timberlake is the sweet, naive and well-inherited rich new teacher whom she sets her sights on, while Segel is the much better fit of a man who wants to learn some very intimate lessons from Diaz.

She was thin and fragile, he told screenwriter Frances Marion, so what he wanted for her were Mary partsord-type parts, in which she was mischievous but young, sweet and naive.

It won the Pulitzer prize, but many objected to its portrayal of the slaves as dim, Turner as bumbling and prone to sexual violence and the slave owners as sweet if naive.

From one moment to the next, he is as sweet and naive as a storybook shepherdess, as dirty-mouthed and -minded as a sailor on shore leave, as scatterbrained as Lucy Ricardo, as serene as a Tibetan monk or as no-nonsense as an old Broadway trouper.

The comics focus on the sweeter, more naive incarnation from the early seasons.

The show, which tells the story of a sweet, super-naive orphan named Buddy who is raised in the North Pole and travels to New York in search of his father, has played Broadway a couple times since 2010.