naivete

Love you with the naivete and the ligeance of the childhood;

But this may betray a certain psychological naivete, for a growing research base is showing much of our moral thinking is automatic and nonconscious - mindless even.

She displayed a certain naivete in believing everything she was told.

His naivete led him to trust the wrong people.

The young girl's naivete made her an easy target for scams.

I used to envy her naivete, but now I see it as a vulnerability.

His naivete about the real world was endearing.

The politician's naivete about the complexities of governance was evident.

She approached the situation with a refreshing naivete.

His naivete was charming but also concerning.

The film portrayed the character's naivete as a source of both innocence and danger.

Despite her naivete, she had a keen intuition about people.

We lose our heroes. We lose our naivete.

Perhaps her naivete was her greatest charm.

Well, naivete eventually morphed into flat-out denial.

I mean, I know she has my looks, but does she have my naivete?

In German, a kind of stupidity or naivete.

In my naivete, I thought I got to choose.

And along with that ignorance came a bit of arrogance and naivete.

" Dad, those all come from the same animal, " his daughter says helpfully. " Yeah, right, Lisa, " Homer responds, amused by her naivete.

I said in my closing statement, " passion, openness and naivete are superior to hypocrisy, cunning and contrived decency that conceals crimes." .

I think under it all, in my naivete, I've assumed that a marriage can change a relationship. Can save a relationship. Can fill the cracks and buff away the scratches.