But I kept it in because if I'm going to be naive about something, I want to be naive about the power of humans taking care of humans and caring about public service.
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Now, I don't mean you should be naive about it.
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It may be naive, but hope is all we have.
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To assume any higher order is — sorry — to be naive.
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It's dangerous to be naive when it comes to Google.
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I think I would be naive to trust 100 percent.
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Whatever we decide, we cannot be naive about our role.
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He argued, essentially, that such a thing would be naive.
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As Sontag notes, pure camp must be naive of its ridiculousness.
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We would be naive to think that we shouldn't discuss this topic.
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"It would be naive to say I'm still working class," he admits.
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Independence activists might be naive sometimes, but they have never been violent.
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It would also be naive to believe that Spotify will cease to exist.
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Yet it would be naive to put too much hope in one person.
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I may be naive with respect to ... I don't get into too many.
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It would be naive to expect that number now to fall to zero.
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"Here's the story, I mean let's not be naive about it," Sanders said.
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In response, Al-Rumaihi allegedly laughed and responded that Kwatinetz shouldn't be naive.
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But don't be naive: We're not going to beat China on the cheap.
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"We would be naive to think that we shouldn't discuss this topic," he said.
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But the idea that outsiders can automatically make things better often tends to be naive.
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Sondland also claimed to be naive to Giuliani's motivations about looking into corruption in Ukraine.
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It could be naive, but that seems to be an emerging consensus within the market.
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And it would be naive to think that Andile's surname did not help him get jobs.
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It would be naive to think that the absence of complaints means that there are none.
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But it may be naive to believe they are all watertight against rogue employees or accidents.
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"It would also be naive to say we can't do anything about it," Ev Williams said.
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That said, it would be naive to assume that federal judges function in a political vacuum.
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Of course, I have built enough experience and intuition that I sort of pretend to be naive.
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It would be naive to assume Lorea's death would solve the country's problems, as Pope had insinuated.
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It would be naive after all this time to expect Mr Isaias suddenly to honour that promise.
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"Europe can no longer afford to be naive and passive faced with this aggressive protectionism," she said.
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Second, it would be naive to think that other sites will not fill any void left by it.
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The obvious reason is money, and to ignore the business side of this creative industry would be naive.
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And yet, to declare the Pixel irrelevant simply because it isn't selling in large quantities would be naive.
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The government would be "naive" to think that the ban will be easy to enact, says Mr Béland.
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Still, it would be naive to expect Chinese markets to mature of their own accord without major reforms.
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It would be naive to think that the subscribers all truly valued the "female empowerment" aspect of it.
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"I am just at a point in my life where I don't want to be naive anymore," she admitted.
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"We would be naive to think that people won't take advantage of the unique things in healthcare," Rios said.
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" The lieutenant general contextualized the issue, explaining, "We would be naive to think that we shouldn't discuss this topic.
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Asked whether France was immune from such attacks, Le Drian said "No, of course not, we should not be naive".
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"Look at how terrifying this world is — it would be naive to think that everyone's going to survive," she said.
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It would be naive to think this isn't a war that get worse before it ends, if it ever does.
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And it's important not to be naive about the political ramifications and emotions connected to the Trump/GOP protectionist plans.
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"I am just at a point in my life where I don't want to be naive anymore," admitted Kim, 37.
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"Companies should not be naive and count on things to work out alright," Rutte said at his weekly news conference.
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"The court does not have to be naive ... and deny what is staring the court in its face," Consovoy said.
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Japanese Foreign Minister Taro Kono said the world should not be naive about North Korea's "charm offensive" over the Olympics.
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Although tempting, to think this increasing disregard of our global problems is merely a modern phenomenon would truly be naive.
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Too young to be post-ironic and too self-aware to actually be naive, she's a find and probably knows it.
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However, it would be naive to believe that such decisions are ever made in an isolated environment quarantined from political motivations.
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It would be naive to think that all of this was gonna be good, and so there are some real problems.
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Some Cabinet members, such as Health, Education, and Welfare Secretary Joseph Califano, found the new president to be naive and unrealistic.
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Yet it would be naive to believe that the latest proposals will do much to right the problems that afflict Britain's economy.
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It would be naive to suggest that the advent of Fascism is representative of one man or one woman or one administration.
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Retaliation in some form is expected- I would be naive to think otherwise... But vulnerability and openness is actually my best protection.
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It would be naive to expect Facebook, Twitter, or other social media companies to take heroic stands in favor of free speech.
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Wouldn't it be naive to expect software vendors, technology giants or even regulators to figure out and prevent all of these issues?
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Now we can all be cynical from time to time, and no one wants to be naive about how Washington politics works.
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Mr Ramaphosa is right to pay heed to intra-party politics and the ANC's union allies—to do otherwise would be naive.
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But it would be naive not to consider one factor that could keep the status quo in place for a longer time.
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The drones and missiles may have been pulled back for now, but it would be naive to assume this episode is over.
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"Every cycle is different, and expecting the New Hampshire primary not to evolve with all these changes would be naive," Shumaker said.
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The wider political context And let's not be naive: The laws Germany is proposing are not suddenly being dreamt up in a vacuum.
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It would be naive and unfair to claim that because everything's gone to shit (and other sentiments), we don't have time for distractions.
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It would be naive to expect the NLD to repair in a year the damage done by half a century of military rule.
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"We would be naive to think that there have not been other instances where, in fact, a scheme like this worked," he said.
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"We can't be naive about the situation F1 is in, with its complicated governing rules and agreements between various key stakeholders," said Wurz.
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"We shouldn't be naive, there are real difficulties," says Nicolas Matt, in charge at the town hall of the link with religious leaders.
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It would be naive to think name recognition is the only reason that it's difficult for anyone to break into the top three.
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Nor can we be naive about the role of news media in failing to inform us all about what is happening in Syria.
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Still, it would be naive to claim that keeping access to prospects for corporate consulting gigs and suchlike has no effect on policy arguments.
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Friday's new moon occurs in a very intimate sector of your chart, encouraging you to have faith in other people—but don't be naive.
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Sanders said it would be "naive" to think the tension between the press and the administration would disappear on the night of the dinner.
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Silveria says that they would be naive to think that everything is perfect at the school and that they shouldn't discuss the heated topic.
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"Once you see that your pipeline is not paying off, you cannot be naive, you must engage in M&A," Van Den Eynde said.
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Although that question may be naive to ask, the artwork on the Expo Line did leave me wondering what the hell was going on.
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The Goldman employee said Europe, in particular, "should not be naive" and must defend itself by ensuring that more money is committed to AI development.
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However, he added that it would be "naive" to think that "years-old problems" between could be solved in the space of a few hours.
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It would be naive to believe the Mets weren't, in some way, thinking about jersey sales when inking Tebow to a $100,000 minor league deal.
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While the narrative of Wales' clash with Portugal will doubtlessly centre on Gareth Bale and Cristiano Ronaldo, it would be naive to underestimate the Acton Cruyff.
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"We can't be naive about what they did to Otto, about the brutal nature of the regime that would do this to an American citizen," Sen.
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"It would be naive to think that monetary and macroprudential policy are two fully independent instruments, as they both act through the financial system," Smets said.
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Rob Portman (R-OH) took to the Senate floor, calling on the president to not be "naive" about the "brutal nature" of the North Korean regime.
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"It would be naive and irresponsible for decision-makers to believe the national security decision-making system of the United States is without fault," he wrote.
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"You'd be naive not to acknowledge that people are watching very carefully and that's why we're paying so much attention to injury prevention," Fravel told reporters.
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We cannot afford to be naive anymore, to be so concerned about the rights of others outside our country that we jeopardize our own rights and security.
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"Let's not be naive, we won't fix our problems in a few months ... but I want to give French agriculture a future," Macron told the young farmers.
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Just make sure you don't make promises you can't keep, and if someone tells you something that sounds too good to be true, don't be naive, Aries!
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" The 41-year-old Oscar winner explained that the current refugee problem is a worldwide threat, adding that to ignore it would be "naive, irresponsible and dangerous.
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"We can't be naive about what they did to Otto, about the brutal nature of the regime that would do this to an American citizen," he warned.
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Japanese Foreign Minister Taro Kono said in Vancouver that the world should not be naive about North Korea's "charm offensive" in engaging in talks with the South.
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I won't say whether the consumption aspect of the product negates their artistic value, because to make such a judgement would be naive of art's commercial history.
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And though many feel as though white supremacists don't have a place in the music world, it'd be naive to think that "hate music" doesn't exist at all.
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France "should not be naive" in thinking that it could be immune to such attacks throughout its election process, Le Drian told French publication Le Journal on Sunday.
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On Thursday, the state-run China Daily newspaper said "it would be naive to think that China does not have other countermeasures apart from rare earths to hand".
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It would be naive of us to think that the next generation, the early twentysomethings, they're going to consume multichannel TV in the way that previous generations have.
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Some comparisons are alarmist, and some are more on target, but the peril is to be naive and think "everything is going to continue as it always has".
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"It would be naive to think that this won't be front-of-mind for many founders raising in the very near future," said Shayan Mohanty, a young founder.
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Macron, 40, has said Europe should not be "naive" in its trade relations, pushing in Brussels for more stringent anti-dumping rules against imports of cheap Chinese steel.
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It would be naive to suggest that all 120,000 of us are going to be able to remain united around all things for any significant period of time.
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No one should be naive enough to believe that a damn outsider from another world would make the best sense as a white dude with blue eyes, right?
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The BDI industry federation in the biggest EU economy warned German firms on Thursday that it would be "naive" not to be ready for a "a very hard exit".
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It "would be naive to believe [China and other countries that hack the U.S.] will abide by such agreements unless we are willing to impose meaningful consequences," Bush wrote.
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It would be naive to think that Kelly's exit marks the end of NBC's quest to lure right-leaning audiences—where there's a $69 million will, there's a way.
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But let's not be naive; Trump will face a major effort by his political opponents to make any shutdown or major slashing look and sound like a nuclear-level crisis.
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But Carson, who was at one time mocked by Trump in the heat of the primaries, argued that Trump would be naive to be a "nice guy" with the Clintons.
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He told analysts that it would be "naive" to expect only one or two companies in the meat alternative industry and that Beyond has been preparing for competition for years.
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The opinion piece said Trump was a "shrewd businessman" and would not be naive, but, if he was serious with the policy, it would affect a number of U.S. industries.
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After decades of neglect, it would be naive to believe the entire burden of care for the over 40% of the population in need can immediately fall upon the government.
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Many people are relying on student-loan forgiveness to make up some part of this gap, which, if the public service loan forgiveness rollout is any indication, might be naive.
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You'd be naive to think a man who's been married four times and writes films about the often deviant subconscious of sexuality didn't have a rich and fruity dating life.
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"Of course, it would be naive to believe that the two sides can bridge their differences in a single diplomatic meeting," it said in an English language commentary on Friday.
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"The political elites have spent the decades vilifying either side to rally their troops behind the leaders, it would be naive to think that trend would change now," Nakano said.
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Dick Durbin (D-IL), the leading Senate champion of the DREAM Act, said that it would be "naive" to expect a DACA bill to pass without any border security provisions.
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The impact "is hard to judge...but it would be naive to think there won't be an effect and that only Mexico has something to lose from all this," he said.
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We want to convey something that encourages people to be naive with us, so we can get through a time that is fucking shit for all of us for different reasons.
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"It would be naive to say the same attackers couldn't successfully execute in the United States," said Chris Blask, executive director of the Industrial Control System Information Sharing and Analysis Center.
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The article warns that it would be "naive" for Trump to ramp up tariffs aggressively: If Trump imposes a 45 percent tariff on Chinese imports, China-US trade will be paralyzed.
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"It would be naive to consider that bridging the gap between Israel and its neighbors, so necessary, is possible without progressing towards peace between Israelis and Palestinians," he said in a speech.
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On Monday, China's state-run Global Times fired a shot across the bow, saying a trade war would be "naive" and have grave consequences for iPhones, Boeing aircraft, and U.S. car manufacturers.
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But while this research marks another breakthrough in our understanding of the universe's fundamental mechanics, it would be naive to assume that the Higgs boson is done confounding us with its general weirdness.
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Pressley was not available for an interview for this story, but a source close to her said it would be "naive" of EMILY's List to move forward as if everything were all good.
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"We are ready for any possible scenario... If the United States violates the deal, it would be naive to negotiate with this country again," Jahangiri was quoted as saying by news agency Tasnim.
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A British defense and security think tank has warned that it would be "naive" and "irresponsible" to let Chinese telecommunications company Huawei supply equipment for the U.K's ultra-high speed 5G mobile networks.
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"It would be naive to assume that all of the concerns that are being disclosed and being talked about are in the past," said Jon Brown, the NSPCC lead on tackling sexual abuse.
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But it would be naive to think that you slap this new set of technologies onto an emerging market, that is sort of complicated and difficult and has different religions and different cultures.
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But while the film is universally lauded, it would be naive to think that distributors are willing to shell out that kind of money due to reviews or a desire to change the world.
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"The fact is that we have seen this film before, and it could be naive to think so much on the back of this headline," said Naeem Aslam, chief market analyst at ThinkMarkets in London.
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"I think that mobile phones have become such an extension of people's lives that it would be naive to assume that people don't have their phones with them when they go to museums," Chiu said.
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I spoke with founder and CEO Lea Von Bidder and Dr. Cronin, and while I believe both are passionate about moving women's health forward, it'd be naive not to acknowledge the possibility of industry bias.
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The ZTE representative on the call said it would be naive to think the ban was ordered in "a vacuum" and was assumed to be connected to the U.S.-China trade war, the person said.
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MRSA is a skin bacterium, and flu is a respiratory virus—but each is a highly infectious disease of close contact, and it would be naive to assume that similar conditions won't pose similar risks.
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That being said, it would be naive to assume Trump would only register trademarks defensively in the counterfeit capital of the world and has no interest in making use of any of them in the future.
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It would be naive for me to conclude this by saying "if LG can only polish its software," given how many years I've been waiting for LG to do just that on a number of other fronts.
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BRUSSELS/PARIS (Reuters) - French President Emmanuel Macron vowed on Thursday to convince China's closest allies in Europe that curbing foreign takeovers in strategic industries was in their interest, warning EU governments not to be naive in global trade.
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And while it would be naive to expect either party to cast off this relationship entirely, some kind of paring of the cozy arrangement between insurers and legislators should be possible in the face of an angry electorate.
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"Let's not be naive, we won't hesitate to stand up if French champions come under threat, especially in case of a takeover threat," Philippe told a meeting of the National Industry Council in the northern Paris suburb of Bobigny.
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"Let us not be naive, globalization is going through a major crisis and this challenge needs to be collectively fought by states and civil society in order to find and implement global solutions," Macron said during his keynote speech.
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Now it may be true that many of us are indeed financially uneducated, but no one should be naive enough to think the government and its so-called experts can do the job better or without questionable personal and political motives.
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I mean, that's something the senators have to figure out but it's got to be on the table because our sense of fair play among Democrats has bitten us far too many times for us to be naive about it.
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When all Hezbollah's allies are accounted for it would be naive to deny they have the potential to make life in the Lebanese Parliament very difficult for Hariri's pro-Western agenda, but that is hardly a new development from this election.
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However, Beijing is still holding on to a "most notable hope that North Korea will not be naive enough to trust the Americans, so China still has an intrinsic role to play" in ensuring the survival of Kim's regime, said Sun.
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When Iran signed the nuclear deal, it would be naive to think part of its elite did not have a plan for what it would do if the deal fell apart and they wanted to race for a nuclear bomb.
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Smets argued that low rates and unconventional monetary policy were here to stay but he added that it would be naive to think that financial stability was totally independent of monetary policy, so there was a role for central banks to play.
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To believe otherwise, in their minds, is to be naive about the media (Reinhardt is, after all, also Sprouse's costar — maybe it's all a publicity stunt?), but also to ignore the work that they believe these stars are doing to communicate their truth to us.
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And while the practice described in the emails is shocking in how blatant it is — at one point, Mr. Reines instructs Mr. Ambinder to write something, but "in your own clever way" — let's not be naive: this kind of deal cutting is not entirely surprising.
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But Le Maire said Europe should no longer be "naive" in the face of economic challenges from abroad, accusing the Chinese of killing off the European solar panel industry and the Americans of using extra-territorial sanctions to shape global trade rules in their favor.
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"Let us not be naive, globalization is going through a major crisis and this challenge needs to be collectively fought by states and civil society in order to find and implement global solutions," he said at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, on Wednesday.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - U.S. President Barack Obama on Thursday said it would be naive to expect a 180-degree turn by Russia or Syrian President Bashar al Assad, but the United States and its allies would continue to try to affect change to end the deadly Syrian crisis.
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"It would be naive to believe that all that's required to win back votes from those who have migrated to Macron is to be a little less to the right and a little more to the center," wrote commentator Guillaume Tabard in Le Figaro, a conservative newspaper.
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It's really hard to see, and I'm really glad that we pushed to connect with some gambling addicts for The Line, and it would be naive to not acknowledge and this industry and that game, and playing that game has some sorts of risks attached to it.
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And while it would be naive to think that Facebook has purely altruistic motives, it makes sense that a program to bring the poorest online would focus on a service like Facebook, for which there is extraordinary demand, at least at a nominal price of zero.
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I'd be naive to think that processing what clothes of hers to keep could ever replace the real work of processing grief or heartache, a false promise threaded throughout The Life-Changing Magic of Tidying Up. An antiseptic home does not equal a mind free of pain.
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When asked during a press conference today if he finds Trump to be "naive" and a disappointment, Russian President Vladimir Putin said Trump is "not my bride, and I'm not his groom," according to AP. He refused to comment on how he would feel if Trump were impeached.
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"For us to say that dance isn't now a place that sexual predators are now looking to either fantasize [or] develop relationships, we would be naive," says Leslie Scott, the founder of Youth Protection Advocates in Dance, an organization that prevents sexual abuse of children in the dance community.
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While it would be naive to say that all wars would end if only we had a more educated global population, it is reasonable to believe that there would be fewer conflicts in a world where more people held good-paying jobs, fewer people went hungry, and fewer had inadequate shelter.
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Of course, it would be naive to think we are actually going to see an immediate end to the attacks on our institutions of justice that daily litter our Twitter feeds, but the President embracing and upholding a norm rather than destroying it would be a welcome turn of events.
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"It would be naive to say that [Airbnb] is not a competitor at some level, but when you really look at it, and we've spent quite a bit of time looking at it, [Airbnb] is serving a different customer need, " Christopher Nassetta, president and chief executive of Hilton Worldwide, told CNBC's "Managing Asia ".
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Rob PortmanRobert (Rob) Jones PortmanSchumer blasts 'red flag' gun legislation as 'ineffective cop out' McConnell faces pressure to bring Senate back for gun legislation Shaken Portman urges support for 'red flag' laws after Ohio shooting MORE (R-Ohio), Warmbier's home-state senator, warned the Trump administration not to be naive about the "brutal nature" of Kim's government.
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"It would be naive of me to paint you a rosy picture that things will be fine or [that] I have a deadline," she said, adding that the city would be celebrating China National Day on October 1, which commemorates the founding of the People's Republic of China, but with "modest" and "solemn" modifications as not to further inflame tensions.
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So it would be naive to expect the rise of financial technology - newly enabled technologies that companies make or use to make financial services more efficient, like blockchain distributed ledger payments - to do much to make the cost of finance cheaper to the end user, much less to spark an overall improvement in how capital is allocated to those who will use it best.
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Rob PortmanRobert (Rob) Jones PortmanSchumer blasts 'red flag' gun legislation as 'ineffective cop out' McConnell faces pressure to bring Senate back for gun legislation Shaken Portman urges support for 'red flag' laws after Ohio shooting MORE (R-Ohio), who represents Warmbier's home state, warned the president not to be "naive" about the "brutal nature" of the North Korean regime in a speech on the Senate floor.
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Rob PortmanRobert (Rob) Jones PortmanSchumer blasts 'red flag' gun legislation as 'ineffective cop out' McConnell faces pressure to bring Senate back for gun legislation Shaken Portman urges support for 'red flag' laws after Ohio shooting MORE, who represents Warmbier's home state of Ohio, warned the president not to be "naive" about the "brutal nature" of the North Korean regime in a speech on the Senate floor.
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This recent documentary about Harry and Meghan therefore feels like another significant shift in royal PR. It would be naive to assume this wasn't a tactical move on the Sussexes' part; the interviews were conducted on the couple's recent South Africa tour, during which they filed a lawsuit against Associated Newspapers (now called DMG Media), the publisher of the Daily Mail and the Mail on Sunday.
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That said -- and given this President's utter hatred of the Iran deal, his uninhibited enthusiasm for all things Netanyahu, his distrust of his own intelligence community, and his penchant for playing straight to the fears and predilections of his voter base -- it would be naive not to allow for the possibility that this "clerical error" was also something of a Freudian slip, something that at the very least Trump and his staff wanted to be true.
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Prior to travelling to this beautiful country you, like me, may be naive and uncultured enough to believe it embodies the following things: the blooming sadness of Mavado's "Delilah" and the many tear ducts it's shattered; lush bounties of organically grown weed; the unparalleled positivity and colourful energy of "Summertime" by the now incarcerated Vybz Kartel; bottles of Ting and plastic cups of rum punch; Beenie Man, rastafari, Bob Marley; chicken and rice and peas—and it is all of these things.
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At the time, we thought that the right thing for an infrastructure company like Cloudflare to do was to not be judging the content that flows through our network, based on whatever the content was, and not to be making moral decisions... It'd be naive for me to say that the fact that we found the content disgusting didn't color some portion of our perspective but really the final straw for me was Wednesday morning when I woke up to Twitter and the leaders of The Daily Stormer site on their bulletin boards were saying 'Cloudflare is a Nazi just like us.
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Sen. Rob PortmanRobert (Rob) Jones PortmanSchumer blasts 'red flag' gun legislation as 'ineffective cop out' McConnell faces pressure to bring Senate back for gun legislation Shaken Portman urges support for 'red flag' laws after Ohio shooting MORE (R-Ohio) on Thursday warned the Trump administration not to be naive about the "brutal nature" of North Korean leader Kim Jong Un's government after President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE said he believes Kim didn't know about the mistreatment of Ohio native Otto Warmbier.
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