Sentence examples for were naive enough from inspiring English sources

If you know your Bechdel from your Butler but were naive enough to imagine that feminism wasn't a marketer's issue, all this can be pretty confusing.

My wife Jackie and I were naive enough to think that news of our private religious wedding ceremony in New York in January 1998 would stay amongst friends and family.

First, even though the Justice is not naive enough (nor does he think the Framers were naive enough) to be unaware that judges in a real sense "make" law, he suggests that judges (in an unreal sense, I suppose) should never concede that they do and must claim that they do no more than discover it, hence suggesting that there are citizens who are naive enough to believe them.

Not because it's a good model, but because in the days before technology started destroying print, people were naive enough not to realize what was going on.

"We condemn the fact that two experienced scientists were naive enough to place themselves in a situation where their analysis of incomplete data is being used against athletes in the public domain," it said.

In the early days of the commercial Internet, we were naive enough to imagine companies would recognize that users value personal experience as much as commercial actors, creating a mutually beneficial environment in which customized content, advertising, and curated interactions would benefit both.

Her mother was furious that England was naive enough to have been influenced by Graner.

I'm naive enough to think I can do it too".

No one here is naive enough to think that it will.

And if you're naive enough to believe that, no wonder you lost.

The agency was naive enough to think it wouldn't stink.