| Our naiveness and affection leads us to willingly want to place our trust in our partner and blindly believe that our loved ones will always do right by us. |
| Or maybe he's just being disingenuous, feigning naiveness — because, again, maybe he's the thief to Google's joker. |
| Moreover, the U. S. plan to bring democracy to Arab countries shows a good degree of naiveness. |
| Once again, these B-grade luxury goods sellers thrive on the naiveness of tourists. |
| Every effort will be made to maintain naiveness of the subjects and evaluators during the course of the study. |
| The least unhappy are those who approximate the naiveness of the beasts and who never attempt what is beyond men. |
