Sentence examples for that reading naïve from inspiring English sources

Pessimists call that reading naïve.

Pessimists call that reading naïve, arguing that Kim's overtures are primarily intended to lure South Korea into shedding its reliance on American security and maneuvering the United States off the Korean Peninsula.

On the wall of their 28th-floor office in Midtown Manhattan is a sign that reads "naïve" in big block letters, given to Mr. Klepfisz by his former wife, Jennifer, as a commentary on Qtrax, he says.

I'm also not naïve enough to think that reading multiple books on a particular topic immediately makes me an expert at it.

Pretending that reading a document like the Constitution is a simple, transparent and an entirely objective and neutral task is naïve at best, intellectually dishonest at worst.

In retrospect, that looks naïve.

Of course, that was naïve on both our parts".

Results: We introduce a webserver that implements the naïve Bayes classifier (NBC) to classify all metagenomic reads to their best taxonomic match.

Later, he complained that Ives was "naïve, often too naïve to express serious thoughts".

AIDS exploded a scientific complacency that seems inconceivably naïve today.

Oh, that is so naïve, says the oil crowd.