Sentence examples for undoubtedly naive from inspiring English sources

Wenger expressed amazement afterwards about Costa's ability to "get away with it every week" and it was undoubtedly naive on Gabriel's part to become so riled he eventually flicked out a boot to provoke the red card that turned the game against Arsenal at the end of the first half.

Yet, despite being seen as a low-profile success when he served as Northern Ireland secretary after the 2010 election, he did propose that Sinn Féin MPs should be allowed to swear a pledge of allegiance not involving the Queen, an "undoubtedly naive" idea, according to seasoned observers.

Antioxidants elicit many cellular effects that are unrelated to ROS-quenching per se [ 25, 26], and it is undoubtedly naive to think that other pathways and processes are not affected following supplementation.

Naive eh?

So naive.

Undoubtedly interesting; undoubtedly flawed.

How naive I was.

We were very naive.

That was naive.

Yes, pretty naive, Sally.

That's just naive".