Sentence examples for too ingenuous to from inspiring English sources

If it was daring and brave, we certainly were all too ingenuous to know it at the time.

As regards the proposals on the internal market, I feel it is a little too ingenuous to claim that they are the safest way to guarantee growth and employment.

It highlights two distinct types of bravery: the pluck of the sweet-faced soldiers who are too young and ingenuous to doubt themselves or picture their own mortality, and the nerve of Junger and Hetherington, who had made the deliberate, knowing choice to be deep inside danger.

Those antic old Disney cartoons look ingenuous to us now, but there was nothing ingenuous about the marketing ideas that lay behind them or behind Walt Disney's remarkable animated features.

But you are ingenuous to believe that the Supreme Court might correct this error, because, in fact, the justices have encouraged this very response.

What have I done?" It's fascinating to watch Federer constantly face down the challenge, after each victory, of coming up with something gracious and ingenuous to say.

On the other hand, it would be ingenuous to think that nothing at all is at risk when budgets shrink and productions de-corporatize.

Analogous to the Ingenuous, to be called the Rotarian,, less fervent liberals can use it with a show of expansive fair-mindedness when explaining that some of their best friends are "conservatives".

Perhaps it would have been kinder had they not allowed Keegan's spirited but ingenuous team to get so close to the result they needed but did not really deserve.

If the theorising in Johannesburg is to be believed Holland have come up with an ingenuous solution to the ancient problem of underachievement.

He described the move to create a truth commission with Iran as an ingenuous attempt to push forward the quest for justice, though he acknowledges that will now be difficult.