naive ideas造句

• It was a naive idea because it ignored the facts of Washington life.
• I had this naive idea that that's the way it should be ."
• Here's a naive idea : Be different.
• According to both sides, it was a naive idea, which in the Middle East is another way of saying an American idea.
• His naive ideas about heroism are rawly confronted with the hell of the African desert, complicated relationships in his unit and the ubiquitous threat of death.
• "There is this naive idea that the Internet changes everything, " said Ronald Katz, one of the lawyers representing the French groups that have sued Yahoo.
• "There is this naive idea that the Internet changes everything, " said Ronald S . Katz, one of the lawyers representing the French groups that have sued Yahoo.
• Until Sydney there was the big naive idea that probably doping is not a big issue in disabled sports, but that definitely has been proven wrong in the last couple of years,
• Pinsky, who did the radio show for free during its early years on Los Angeles station KROQ-FM, said " the original naive idea was that someone ought to talk to these kids ."
• When I see people with that desperate need to have public attention, and with a really naive idea about what it takes and what is required, I laugh and think, If you could only imagine.
• But precisely because so much environmental history is pointing out the problems with naive ideas about nature and untouched pristine lands, there has come to be a sense that we're not fully to be trusted.
• She seems to display the'White Bread, Picket Fence', image Chloe dubs her with, showing a naive idea towards morality, simple ideas on Good and Evil, wanting to settle down later in the series, and an idealistic nature.
• "When I see people with that desperate need to have public attention, and with a really naive idea about what it takes and what is required, I laugh and think, ` If you could only imagine . "'
• *" Princess Leia's Theme " ( " Episodes III-VII " )  A lush theme for Princess Leia, the melody is mostly heard in " Star Wars " to represent the romanticized and naive idea of the princess.
• "There is a naive idea that you can be bitterly against Yeltsin in the first round, " said Yuri Levada, director of the Russian Center for Public Opinion and Market Research, " and then totally for him three weeks later.
• "There was a kind of naive idea that we had created a new paradigm, " said Mark Hazelwood, president of the Greater Austin Chamber of Commerce, who as a petrochemical executive endured the ups and downs of the volatile oil industry.
• In other words, a quantum computer's power seems to be very limited compared to the naive idea of a parallel-universe computer that does exponentially many calculations in parallel, since such a computer could solve NP-complete problems efficiently ( basically by the definition of NP ).
• And I've had my naive moments and my naive ideas about love and all those other things, but I was always trying to seek truths that were relevant to me, because unlike a lot of people who are in these political climates, ( I believe ) there is not one truth.
• The album also has many lyrical themes centred on the destruction humans are causing worldwide; speaking about the track " Fire Coming out of the Monkey's Head ", Albarn explained, " That came from a very naive idea, which is : what is going to happen when they've taken all of the oil out of the earth?