Sentence examples for was a bit naïve from inspiring English sources

I was a bit naïve, honestly.

It is for another occasion to debate whether that hope was a bit naïve.

Wanniaratchy admits that she was "a bit naïve" when she had her first operation.

Before the first one, which now seems like a long time ago, I was a bit naïve.

But the Assembly speaker, Sheldon Silver, a Manhattan Democrat known for his negotiating skills, said that while Mr. Simmons's role had been constructive, he "was a bit naïve about what he was doing".

"Putin's camp feels quite strongly that Russia was taken for a ride, and that Medvedev was a bit naïve in his handling of the Obama administration," said Mr. Simes, president of the Center for the National Interest.

"They can be a bit naïve".

He replies: "That's a bit naïve, Diana.

But if you are the governor it's a bit naïve.

In the past, I think we've been a bit naïve and blown our chances.

"Maybe it's a bit naïve, but all the intentions were good.