Примери за използване на Naïveté на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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irresponsibility, naïveté, or greed.
let them first consider the arrogance and naïveté of those scholars who think that they are qualified to override(and more usually, totally ignore)
irresponsibility, naïveté, or greed.
takes much the same view and pities the naïveté of the Freemasons, who," like so many children,
meticulous organization, and the naïveté of European elites,
The naïveté of this choice is that it can be manipulated by Islamist lobbies who will redirect U.S. assistance to their radical brethren inside the opposition,
Riefenstahl's work is free of the amateurism and naïveté one finds in other art produced in the Nazi era,
adding poignancy to the film by gently exposing her naïveté.
figured little in such early plans that were monuments to American arrogance and naïveté.
Imagine just chuckling in response to its childlike naïveté.
And these misconceptions and naïveté are brutally exposed in the light of the real world.
Jaspers despairs of any ontology because he claims that we have lost“naïveté.”.
Second, Mr. Obama's quest for diplomacy has appeared to Israelis as dangerous American naïveté.
but not naïveté.'.
seems a naïveté, a superfluous effort: there is no such thing as"improvement"(a word against repentance).
self-control, in order to overcome this intellectualistic naïveté and illusion and discover a dark abyss in the fallen soul.
I shall not commit the naïveté of assigning the blame to Russia
I shall not commit the naïveté of assigning the blame to Russia
sometimes criticized him for his naïveté in thinking that an outside power could impose its democratic yearnings on others.
The time of European naïveté is ended.”.