| Kevin naively asks her at the beginning of their relationship to type a manuscript for him. |
| Those of you who might naively imagine that vitriolic historical disputation is a transient phenomenon of Australian academe should think again. |
| We naively thought that by ionizing the ultracold atoms in our trap, we would be running the CERN process in reverse. |
| Interestingly, we are not offered a naively romantic picture of her mother's success. |
| He suggests that they may have believed, somewhat naively, that big business was whiter than white. |
| It was one of my biggest human-interest exclusives and, naively, I let it slip through my fingers. |
