Sentences with phrase «such naivety»

Such naivety coupled with the understanding and mature sugar daddies are potentially the glue that makes these relationships thrive.

Such naivety is often exploited to slow down the scientific process, he added, especially in controversial areas like climate research.

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Cant ever remeber such a low point being an araenal fan, it's not losing games but the manner of the performances, the poorly completed transfer activity, the naivety surrounding injuries, the poor team selections, poor in game tactics, and wengers continual arrogance and inability to listen to anyone or admit he's wrong.

It was a real moment of naivety from Fellaini in such a big game for his side.

Every year it is the same story, and this has been attributed to a variety of things such as Arsene Wenger's naivety in the opening fixtures, the players» lack of mental strength, and Arsenal not addressing weak areas of their team — usually up front or in midfield.

We have a trio of stellar performances to thank, as Lynch and Offerman lend a naivety to the McDonalds that makes them easy to like even if such qualities ultimately must be faulted on some level.

The Lobster tries to discover synonyms for love in words such as fear, norms, deadlines, matching, synchronicity, naivety, prosperity and lies.

A trainer with little or no previous experience with aggressive dogs is taking a huge jump in approximation by agreeing to consult on such cases, and the willingness to take such a leap is as much a sign of training naivety as it is a representation of the person's enthusiasm and excitement to be working in an industry that we all love.

Still, and I don't like complaining about a good bargain, that seems to be partly due to Nintendo's naivety when it comes to content — a price point closer to # 20 would still have worked quite well, considering that they're supporting the game in other ways with free 200cc mode updates and such.

However, Creed often resists categorising his work according to such a lineage, remarking with an air of naivety and humour that «everything is kind of a little experiment in trying to make enough decisions to be able to come up with something I am happy with» (Martin Creed Works, 2010, p.x).

However, Creed often resists categorising his work according to such a lineage, remarking with an air of naivety, humour that «everything is kind of a little experiment in trying to make enough decisions to be able to come up with something I am happy with» (Martin Creed Works, 2010, p.x).

Magnetized by the doleful naivety of characters such as Snow White and Bambi, Cantor would, in her drawings, extend their narrative horizons to include graphic sexual encounters and crisis - ridden relationships.

Just as Donald and Painter's evidence to the STC reflected either naivety or a strategy, Nuccitelli's survey results are either the result of a comprehensive failure to understand the climate debate, or an attempt to divide it in such a way as to frame the result for political ends.