Yet they are also both rather ingenuous, if in different ways.
Those contracted were depicted as ingenuous and ignorant, constantly deceived by false promises.
One could fill up a library with writings in many languages which are basically ingenious and ingenuous glosses on these three ideas.
He was no ingenuous literary man unschooled in political realities.
Finally, note its ingenuous expression of "sad (ness)" that "marketing considerations" and "economic motivations" should "stand in the way of democratising knowledge production" (271)!
However, wishful thinking and imperceptive, but nonetheless ingenuous, hopes dominate what should have been meticulous scholarship.
The formation is rare and ingenuous and goes beyond the set rules of word-formation.
Most of us will smile indulgently at a first-time opera-goer's ingenuous conflation of character ('coughing her brains out') and voice ('keep singing').
