naivety

1 I felt this nausea because like everyone else, in my naivety, I had assumed that Bertolucci had discussed and rehearsed this scene with Brando and Schneider on equal terms, in advance of shooting.

2 But match it with realism, to get rid of all the fake naivety.

3 In the end the farmer isn't quite right either, possibly because of his Scottish naivety, so Margaret passes him on to Muriel to marry, though only when she's done with him.

4 “I didn’t tell anybody this,” he says, “but I received hate on Twitter when the trailer dropped. Maybe it was naivety on my part, but it became a discussion that I didn’t anticipate.”

5 Topi Lehtipuu charts Tom's transformation from callow youth to fop with credible naivety, which makes his final descent into insanity all the more tragic.

6 Time turns these inquiries into a quaint curio we can laugh at, disowning our collective naivety in the same way we do our personal adolescent passions and obsessions.

7 It is the girls' youthfulness, poverty and naivety that make them vulnerable to abuse, Nito said.

8 Organized by guest curator Aaron Moulton, the exhibition’s 50-plus works by 22 artists and two collectives ping-pong between extremes, ricocheting, often recklessly, from corny naivety to snarky cynicism.

9 Fontaine could play a saucer-eyed naivety and clumsy vulnerability, which is often how Hitchcock would cast her, but she also had humour and wit.

10 Normally such wide-eyed naivety would stoke the inner cynic in me, but there's something about this place that makes me resist judgement, and I come away from the experience a little wide-eyed myself.

11 These characters are perceived as symbols of youthful naivety in Japan.

这种萌萌哒形象在日本被视为“天真烂漫”的象征。

12 Of course, at other times, I could hit her for her naivety. She was so trusting and unworldly – she didn't see things coming we saw a mile off.

13 The Drums, however, echo only the sound and the wilful naivety.

14 At any rate, Casement's naivety is a key theme in this novel, and it dates from early in his professional life.

15 It contains ideological elasticity leniencyand displays ancient Greeks naivety and and healthy spiritual nature.

它具有包容性,又富于思想张力,呈现出古希腊人天真自然、活泼健康的精神气质.

16 But his naivety and his eagerness to be transformed recede as he starts listening to his storytelling relatives.

17 Jay’s naivety belies a spiritual depth beyond his years.

18 Her problem is not naivety but being trapped with a man who values his career and public standing more highly than her right to self-expression.

19 That revealed a “naivety” on their part, he said, because he was woefully underprepared.

20 It has a naivety and charm that captures the story as through a child's eyes, but still has the emotional depth to move and inspire.

1 单纯

innocence

2 幼稚

juvenile adolescent naive childish puerile sophomoric jejune naively childishly childishness puerility early tender rude infantile babyish

3 轻信

naive trusting gullible credulous trustful dewy-eyed swallow take on trust wide-eyed credulity

4 天真

simple childlike fondly innocence virginity naive unsophisticated starry-eyed ingenuous artless innocently naively ingenuously greenness ingenuousness green innocent fond wide-eyed jejune