naively造句

At last, a group of people naively offer themselves for the job.

Before the crisis some boards barely thought about this, naively assuming that procedures for it were well honed.

Yet many in Congress naively think that if we simply expand coverage, cost control will take care of itself.

A chubby white girl, about ten years old, naively stares at the Jamaican woman while sipping a root beer float.

But I naively chose a college that was almost as expensive as Stanford, and all of my working-class parents' savings were being spent on my college tuition.

From their point of view, which is now taught in schools, Mr Gorbachev naively gave up Russia's "security belt", getting nothing in return.

Thus, if we naively rejected anything which didn't fit into the one-step mold, we would render our collaborative editor all-but useless.

To listen naively, that is, without an agenda or thinking about your response, is a vital skill that we all need to work at every day.

I have forgotten the days before, if I could get me back to the previous days, look at the pictures naively, not be ready to say goodbye, and all the memories were in the past.

Who knows, two little friends smiling sitting together, one child naively hold face to say " teacher, you see, we did not steal, the two of us with a small chair to sit."

But experts from the Tyndall Centre for climate change Research warn today that official advice used to set the budget is "naively optimistic" and will not stop dangerous climate change.

You will be far away. . . as for the large animals-- I am not at all afraid of any of them. I have my claws. " And, naively, she showed her four thorns. Then she added: " Don't linger like this. You have decided to go away. Now go! "

Once heard a word really stay in the heart, never need to remember, because never forget, perhaps strange memory too deep, left in the heart pain, learn to forget, but I was wrong, I naively thought that with the passage of time, memory will forget in the heart, buried in the mind.