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Naivety is important at an early stage - in life or in an undertaking - but a definite impediment later on.
That some of these products are astonishingly beautiful does not negate the essential naivety of the thinking.
These distinctions are tied up with notions of media awareness and sophistication, implying that identifying with music reveals a level of ignorance or naivety.
This may indicate a level of political naivety or disorganisation.
The book contains too many theoretical naiveties of this kind.
One suspects that in this context academic objectivity is disguising political naivety.
The air was full of such language, which in hindsight seems to be symptomatic either of post-traumatic stress disorder, or of staggering naivety.
Political amnesia (which forgets even the last decade) combined with academic naivety is a dangerous thing.
These failures can be attributed, in part at least, to a certain degree of naivety about the weaknesses of government and of markets.
The aims of this article then may sound either absurdly reductivist or potentially pretentious, while its methodology invites accusations of naivety or confusion.
In his naivety he has yet to learn that the city has an inner as well as an outer boundary.
To create naivety, one needs a naive frame of mind.
Show me how you work, demonstrate your determination and smartness, your naivety and cynicism, but through vocal and physical actions which 'say' something to me.
Although opponents see the international competitive climate as evidence of the naivety of the pro-production lobby's argumentation, their main message is unmistakable.
Ritter's charge of ' naivety ' is not without precedent.
