Sentence examples for with naivety from inspiring English sources

To cut loyalty with naivety.

For this he might be charged with naivety in the face of private warnings.

As in their opening two defeats, Albania started carelessly with naivety in possession helping Romania to dominate the early exchanges.

Off The Map is a third-generation copy of a formula that's still successful on two other shows that are already packed with naivety, naked guy flesh, gaping chest wounds, and juicy secrets.

Jacquelin Magnay, in Melbourne's The Age, asked in "Tanks for the memory of Tiananmen 1989," "So was the IOC naive?" She quoted Rogge as saying: "We are idealists and idealism is something that is linked with naivety, but we fight for causes that we think are important and we want the media to work in the best possible way".

As the Syriza MP and vice-president of the house Alexis Mitropoulos put it: "With his loquaciousness, with his naivety, with his zeal to prove his ideas more than anything else, it seems that he hurt the Greek issue".

"With his loquaciousness, with his naivety, with his zeal to prove his ideas more than anything else, it seems that he hurt the Greek issue," the Syriza MP and vice-president of the 300-seat House, Alexis Mitropoulos, told Mega TV.

All of them, it seems, are ideologically incapable of calculating that if the PCTs are inefficient, some hospitals poorly managed and GPs take us for a ride then the centrally elected government should reform the PCTs, transfer the best managers of hospitals to the poor performers and negotiate with less naivety when dealing with the pay demands of GPs.

"I like characters who have two different things going on, whether it is Robin from Top Of The Lake having that strength juxtaposed with the vulnerability and being in pain, or whether it is Peggy from Mad Men with her naivety and her sort of idiocy at times, combined with her intelligence and courage really to do what she did at that time.

Beauty came to K2 with youthful naivety, alongside an intimate knowledge of what legal trouble with drugs entails, and by moving to a new place, the Bronx, she believed she abandoned the cyclical drug-related tensions that collected in her past back in Oklahoma, where she was born in prison to a woman who has since been incarcerated for crack cocaine possession over and over again.

So it's vital to inject these shows with fresh naivety.