Sentence examples for through naivety from inspiring English sources
"At first, we made a lot of mistakes through naivety.
His supporters say he acted through "naivety" as a result of suffering from Asperger's Syndrome - a form of autism - and should not be considered a criminal.
Whether through naivety or 'willful blindness' to the consequences, members of the public need to reject any approach for their bank account to be used in this way".
Perhaps it only survived redrafts through naivety in the editorial department, and yet, upon my word, here's the author in the closing pages inviting us to google what Onan means … As Dodger's triumphant path ultimately brings him honour from the very highest rank of society, we cannot help but cheer not only for his success, but also for the success of this ebullient, funny and delightful novel.
Unless they do, Labour is in danger of confining its future appeal to its so-called "core vote", either through ideological naivety or as a source of short-term electoral comfort, in the way that the Tories sometimes did after 1997.
It's a world in which conflict and aggression have been normalised; but through the exuberant naivety of Harri's voice, Kelman also insists that those are not its only elements, and not even its most important ones.
But Dantè's extraordinary journey, from youthful naivety through madness, torment, and calculated revenge to an eventual peace, relinquishing his ultimate vengeance, remains one of my first choices for a sun-baked holiday – and damn the weight allowance.
"Generally the theme running through them is one of naivety or a certain primitivism and simplicity".
Rather, the mounting penalty count is evidence of a naivety that runs through this Scotland outfit.
Deep down, I believe the character really has bumbled her way through a mafia career, using her naivety as protection.
That human dimension reminds you that the comic genius of South Park (heading into its 15th season) relies on children blinded by naivety, but who see through society's lies.
