I am pretty damn naive.

Men are so naïve.

But I'm not that naive.

Stop that! I'm not that easy.

How naive can she be?

But, George Bailey is not a common, ordinary yokel.

You thought you had fooled us but we're not that gullible.

And so there's something to be said about naïveté.

And I'm not that naive, because a lot of the time

Which once again, I think is kind of silly to memorize.

You're very naive if you think I trust people.

Recent US diplomacy has seemed amateurish and naive.

It is something we understand and we expected as the most of the mainstream media outlets have not dared yet to speak freely against Mubarak... She continues

Accompanied by a squandering of the nation's material wealth that defied credulity.

You ought to know that, Myrtle Mae. Don't be so naive.

I told you, there was a witness. Now don't go simple on me.

China s leaders would be naïve and foolish to bank on their country s peaceful and quiet rise to global preeminence.

On the other hand, it would be naive to expect assistance without some conditions pertaining to performance and need.

It would be naïve to assume that the Azerbaijani people will resign itself forever to the occupation of its lands.

Whatever the limits or contradictions of shared values, it would be naive to dismiss their importance.

That day, I pledged to myself for the first time to feel that innocence with him.

And as I look back over 30 years ago, it was a little naive to think at that age that I could.

It is simplistic to simply rely on multilateral conventions for establishing rules applicable in such conflicts.

It is simplistic simply to rely on multilateral conventions for establishing rules applicable in such conflicts.

Therefore, to expect a fixed employment rate over the past 15 years might well be naive.

It may stretch credulity to think that a high growth economy like China might soon be facing similar problems.

We have become linguistic slobs, churning out good and bad wherever we are too lazy to allow our minds to communicate with creativity and specification.

It may be that leaders and their staffs were naive in believing that their communications were really secure.

Indeed, it would be naïve to believe that the crisis is the only reason that public finances are in bad shape.

Clinging to the hope that it is all chance, and all natural, seems naive.

Mind you, the idea that the ultra rich could easily solve poverty is stupefyingly naïve.

5. It would be politically naive to disregard the weight and power of the world apos s most powerful States and their influence on the formulation of the future system of international relations.

And I was told that I was the only toxicologist to date who was dumb enough to get into the water, but I did.

So we're going to immerse ourselves in the 72 percent of the planet because, you know, it's really naive to think that the Easter Bunny put all the resources on the continents.

By doing something, the fact that nobody told us we couldn't do it, we did it. And so there's something to be said about naivete.

Though political constraints prevailed, the euro s architects were however not naive. They knew that their brainchild was incomplete.

It is not naïve to believe that nuclear deterrence is both fragile operationally, and of thoroughly dubious utility in sustaining the peace.

It would be ingenuous to expect that a postponement would bring improved conditions the contrary is more probable.

And as I look back over 30 years ago, it was a little naive to think at that age that I could. But I wanted to.

There are those who will say that it is naïve to want a world free of nuclear weapons, much less to think that it can be achieved.

In 1999, when Global Witness called for oil companies to make payments on deals transparent, well, some people laughed at the extreme naiveté of that small idea.

Of course, it is unrealistic and naïve to expect that the changes now underway in Libya will result in a rapid transition to European style democracy.

Sarkozy has called free trade a policy of naiveté, and wants to take a number of steps that would stand in the way of economic globalization.

Accordingly, it is either naive or dishonest to claim that normalization and durable peace between Ethiopia and Eritrea could be achieved with the completion only of the demarcation process.

All right. So we're going to immerse ourselves in the 72 percent of the planet because, you know, it's really naive to think that the Easter Bunny put all the resources on the continents.