“Once again, these B-grade luxury goods sellers thrive on the naiveness of tourists.”

“Or maybe he's just being disingenuous, feigning naiveness — because, again, maybe he's the thief to Google's joker.”

“Every effort will be made to maintain naiveness of the subjects and evaluators during the course of the study.”

“It was a mindless and moronic act of political naivete and crass immaturity.”

“Bad management, business naivete, and outright trickery resulted in years of legal tussles and lost revenue.”

“But, while his play attacks residual imperialism and liberal naivete, it fictionalises a story that cries out for more direct factual treatment.”

“Still, although he certainly has a voice, the literary cost of his boyish naivety is that he is somewhat empty as a character.”

“And some of her early excesses were more a result of naivety and bad advice from boofheads like Oldfield than anything else.”

“Yet Niebuhr also spent much of his life inveighing against the naivety of liberalism, as in his most famous book, Moral Man and Immoral Society.”

“One does not find in this volume the naiveties which used to mark tourism analysis.”

“Most of these artists used it as a resource, combined its naiveties with more sophisticated procedures.”

“There are naiveties and implausibilities in the script, but there's no denying the terrific contribution from Paula Sage as Roberta.”