Sentences with phrase «naivete seems»

One thing I find difficult about books set in the past is that many characters» naivete seems unrealistic.

Not exact matches

The movie seems to be saying that this range, between opacity and naivete, represents the available spectrum of art that we're currently allowed to look at.

Peele seems more than comfortable taking his time building the story and the relationships of Get Out, working to establish the naivete of Rose and her family, their assumptions about race relations so far from the real world, their good intentions not counting for all that much to a man who deals with prejudice day in and day out.

If the reader is on the lookout for everything that could possibly be seen as a red flag, Linda's role in not seeking help for Leo would likely seem more like a failure to seek help for a child who is being abused rather than simple naivete.

PL Speaking of naivete, it seem to me when you look at some of the artists we've spoken about like Frielicher or Porter or Katz, sometimes they're a kind of awkward that seems almost intentional in their drawing.

I am maybe showing my naivete, but every step here described by Willis seems like it can be re-started as a term in an overall equation, and all the terms (steps) together then make for one overall equation.

It was reams and reams of political blather and pure naivete dressed up as science, including Al Gore's pontifications (with documentation of multiple errors on his part), but far from trying to reign that in James Hansen and other scientists seemed to egg it on.

I'm curious what others might think are the the reasons (implausible or otherwise) that some would dare to argue that «judges should not make policy judgments,» as this admonition seems otherwise steeped in appalling ignorance or naivete.

My impression of Serge's message wasn't that he was challenging your right to post but, rather, expressing surprise that that opinion would appear from a Slaw contributor; or, at least the seeming naivete of the post..