Sentence examples for was quite naïve from inspiring English sources

I was quite naïve really".

"I was quite naïve about the whole thing," Brugger said.

We had to rely on the wisdom we had, which at the time was quite naïve and incompetent".

So without giving it too much thought — "It was quite naïve" — Ms. Bass, one of the richest women in the United States thanks to her 1988 divorce from the Texas billionaire Sid Bass, offered to bring Mr. Sar to the United States to study ballet.

Take Bill Gates's frank admission that he was quite naïve in disregarding "personnel systems" in education and healthcare -- which are mundane topics, but critical to implementing change at ground zero.

But, in the beginning, when the Rwanda tribunal got under way, most of us were quite naïve; we thought that this was our Nuremberg.

"We were quite naïve, really.

Which could be quite naïve but just the word herbal you think ah it must be good for you, it must be safe " (Interviewee 7).

The representations of ancient sages engaging in cryptic dialogue, exchanging shouts and blows, and experiencing something called sudden enlightenment was quite appealing to my naïve spiritual sensibility.

The gene-expression pattern was quite different between treated rats and naïve controls.

For naïve Bayesian, the scalable algorithm did not have the advantage against sequential naïve Bayesian, since our final dataset for model construction and evaluation was quite small.