Sentences with phrase «into naive»

If we assume that law schools are performing their proper function, and if we examine what it is that law schools do in order to work backwards and determine their function, we would have to conclude that the function of law schools is to take reasonably intelligent people and turn them into naive, academically proficient (but otherwise dysfunctional) idiots.

«Our industry is so unpredictable, yet we sometimes get into this naive mode of «what goes up keeps going up»,» Sanghrajka said.

Or did you go into it naive?

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Looking back, Philippe McNally admits it was a little naive to jump into business with his father so soon after the elder McNally's previous company

I'm planning to write a blog post about his findings, but I can tell you that being a «naive investor», meaning that you put the same amount of money into all of your holdings, significantly underperforms several other strategies.

Then there is the FACT that you continue to use inflammatory language such as «lack of intellectual honesty,» «too busy,» and «naive» and my developing THEORY that your arrogant attitude may be what is preventing both riches and fame from making their way into your life.

The really scary thing is, if your foolish enough to believe any human being woke from the dead and floated away to some fairytale heaven your naive enough to be persuaded into believing almost anything, which can be extremely dangerous.

I also think many of the the views he tries to shame us into accepting are very naive and do not hold the moral high ground he seems to believe they do.

The cultural perceptions of love speak so loud, in fact, and with such consistency that we would be naive to think we don't enter into romantic relationships with a picture based largely on our surroundings.

In his main work, Difference and Repetition (1968), he has shown why the conception of concrete immediacy in and between occasions must not be considered naive in a post-Hegelian sense, but post-Hegelian altogether.15 In order to achieve this aim, Deleuze replaces the categorization of the world into the general and the individual in favor of the distinction of the universal and the singular.16 On the level of abstraction, «mediation» describes the analysis of that which is subjected to a «law.»

To try to put our founding fathers all into one group or another is extremely simplistic and naive, but it is true that all of them wanted to create a nation that allowed freedom for the practice of religion.

The Greek intellectualism was too happy, too naive, too aesthetic, too ironical, too witty... too sinful to be able to get it into its head that a person knowingly could fail to do the good, or knowingly.

It's harrowing reading, but churches would be naive to think the disease that's infiltrated so much of our society hasn't wormed its way into the roots of the Church as well.

And it is this that explains why Kadushin could not follow Kaplan into Reconstnictionism, a theological doctrine even more dominated by naive positivism than the positive - historical school of The Jewish Theological Seminary where they both taught.

I think it's more naive to believe that a higher power created all these and to not ask, «who created this higher power», you fall into infinite regression which hurts your case.

Cosmology as such consists in a naive realistic ontology which is a contradiction in terms, in that, naive realism is a non-philosophical, mythopoeic posture and can not be assimilated into the philosophical perspective which of necessity is a self - conscious activity.

In this he differs from Leibniz in a most significant way, in that, whereas in Leibniz's philosophical scheme reality is transported into subjectivity as ontology suggests, in Whitehead's the procedure is reversed and subjectivity is transported into reality in accordance with naive realism as cosmology demands.

It seems to me that anytime the actual entity qua actual, i.e., qua subjective immediacy, is taken into consideration, the naive realistic discourse, appropriate to cosmogonic or scientific explanation, has to be abandoned and the causally efficacious datum is to be conceived as a component of the percipient subject qua concrescence whereby transition as such is lost sight of and replaced by process.

By the end of the 18th century the various difficulties in the assimilation of naive realism into the philosophical perspective had become apparent.

You see, the devil is a sneaky enemy willing to use anything to draw naive church goers into the fiery gates of heck (sorry for the strong language, but this is serious): Harry Potter novels; the Smurfs; classic rock records that unveil hidden messages when played backwards; non-Harvest-related Halloween events; that disrespectful little jerk Bart Simpson.

His faith in the spontaneous flowering of persons in an accepting - caring - honest relationship is naive and ineffective when one does therapy with those who are locked into self - sabotaging, self - deluding defenses against having to change.

And being lead by your fallen human nature, which is always running away from its Maker, you dabble into realm of darkness where alluring spirits prey on curious, naive, and gullible souls, who in relying on their own «wisdom» fall prey to them, damning their own souls.

So for me success is getting back into the top 4, expecting to compete for the PL title is naive (to use Wenger's favorite word).

Neville really laid into Wenger over what he called the naive or arrogant refusal by the Arsenal boss to sign the sort of player that Neville thinks we need to strengthen the spine of our team.

Your comments are very naive and idiotic.Even if he had a limited budget at that time it's not as if every player would cost him a fortune.Also it's not about the limited budget that makes him support his players to perform.It's his philiosophy.Even till this day he tends to support and persist with his players to bring out the best in them.If you think I don't know what am saying wait till they get fit.On Giroud if we are to be honest he should have been dropped long ago even in his second season.It was never rocket science to know that the guy ws not starter quality.Tell me which team would have persisted with Giroud as a starter more than Arsenal.He failed long ago and was really really benched like just last season.As for Szcz Wenger also did persist with him during the times he still wasn't performing.I hope people won't deny this.He persisted till he could take no more of it.That was the reason why he brought Ospina into the starting 11.

Most of the naive fans think signing Mbappe can bring Arsenal back into its glory, LOL.

Are you really naive enough to believe that Wenger would bring anyone into this current locker room that is going to be given a strong voice... have you not been watching, listening or reading about our club for years... Lehman is a blind Wenger follower, which is the only reason he was even considered... just for a second think of all the strong personalities that have played for this club that have never been seriously considered even though they have expressed legitimate interest in participating in the coaching process... even worse, think of all the former greats who aren't even allowed on the same pitch as Wenger because they have offered their advice and / or criticism to the infallible one... I dare you to find a manager that has distanced himself from his former players as much as this man... it's the very reason why only one player I can think of has ever returned to play for Wenger and that was Flamini, which was hilarious considering we were desperately looking for a top quality defensive midfielder but Wenger could somehow find no one better than Flamini in the whole wide world... let's face it this club was simply trying to appease it's disgruntled fans by declaring that Wenger would no longer be given Ca rte Blanche when it came to the backroom staff so they probably asked him to give them a list of those who he would allow in the locker room... on that list he wrote Lehman, Pires and Bergkamp, likely because the first two are the only former players who haven't publicly questioned his horrible decision - making and the last one because he won't get in an airplane

I may be over optimistic or simply naive here, but I do think that the Gunners are close to clicking into the sort of form we saw in the second half of last season and in pre-season.

Same applies to players, Jack has fantastic talent but he doesn't even get into 99 % of fans first 11's so this panic at the thought of letting him go is the only «incredibly naive» element.

George Graham won in Europe three years before Wenger joined, and although he (Wenger) claimed to have not seen Arsenal in the champions league a lot before he joined that's because only the winners of their Nations league went into it and English clubs were banned for a few years, under GG we were in it once and should have been in it once more in his reign, Wenger three in his, Wenger maybe tactically naive but his ability to pull the wool over peoples eyes is amazing.

Guardiola looked like a genius that day, while Mauricio Pochettino appeared naive, his typically gung - ho approach playing right into the hosts» hands as they ruthlessly dissected Spurs» midfield.

Juventus has seen Tottenham the last two seasons, so if you think they're going into their Champions League Round of 16 tie against Spurs totally blind then that's a little naive.

The FBI's investigation into corruption and fraud in college basketball spotlights that, but it would be naive to believe it doesn't happen in football as well.

When all is said and done, I'm not naive enough to realise that the uncertainty over the Reading ownership coupled with their likely inability to compete in next year's Prem together with the way Oxford have slowly improved under Chris Wilder (I was at the Kassam for the 5 - 1 win over Plymouth in the autumn and was mightily impressed) could see the two teams sharing league fixtures a lot sooner than anyone might suppose — but the way the town is divided into fans and non-fans does create curious circumstances.

On 68 minutes, it was Tomoaki Makino who stabbed the ball into the net after more naive defending from the Wanderers.

Also, Scott Remy, the SVP Communications at Nestle USA, genuinely looked flustered (face all ready and tie all askew) running back and forth in between meetings and admitting (out loud) that he personally was naive about «getting into this whole social media thing.»

The promise of «open adoption» is used to bait naive, poor pregnant girls into thinking they'll be getting help to raise their child.

I think they are either naive, have bought into an completely phoney ideal, or have managed to convince themselves that they are personally immune to risks.

I guess I was naive to think the tobacco companies would go quietly into the night when it came to marketing to youth...

For me, I was so naive, I went in and I was ready to have my baby that day, because I felt like I was done being pregnant, so I chose the elective induction, which turned into a very long route with Pitocin, then breaking my water, which turned into an epidural, and eventually my 18 hour labor.

Being personally convivial, strategically naive and desperate to appoint women into senior positions Corbyn insisted that her support for Trident was not a problem.

While I support the goals of this group — I am very concerned that they are so naive to let a charlatan like Fernando Rodriguez into their fold.

«I don't think any of us are naive and think there is some magic bullet sitting under our thumb that is going to miraculously turn into a cure, but that's where we have to aim — to cure,» she says.

The unanticipated, negative outcomes that can follow when non-native species enter naive populations — such as the now pestilential Kudzu (Pueraria lobata), a legume native to Japan that was introduced into the southern U.S. during the late 19th century — might not apply in the same way with a bioaugmentation approach to the chytrid problem.

Although primed, post-implantation embryonic stem cells can still turn into any type of human cell, they are more difficult to work with than the pre-implantation, naive cells.

Each of these cells, called naive, pre-implantation embryonic cells, has the capacity to develop into any cell type in the human body, an ability called pluripotency.