Sentence examples for tremendously naive from inspiring English sources

The SNP should be wary of those who don't wear their political allegiances so publicly – it's tremendously naive to assume any personal shift in allegiance has been one-directional.

Pedrolino became tremendously popular in later French pantomimes as the naive and appealing Pierrot.

It is authentic, even naive, and in an ironic, cynical age, that makes it tremendously appealing.

Naive eh?

Yes, tremendously.

So naive.

It's tremendously fabulous.

The crew helped tremendously".

How naive I was.

We were very naive.

That was naive.