Examples of using Naively in English and their translations into German
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Colloquial
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Official
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Ecclesiastic
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Medicine
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Financial
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Ecclesiastic
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Political
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Computer
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Programming
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Official/political
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Political
Within this psychological disturbance I addressed my confessor and naively described the situation.
It only becomes the normative culture where it combines intolerability with naively nostalgic projects.
Is it over then?" Misato heard one of the operators ask naively.
After naively entering the information requested,
And now, naively expressed, comes the characteristic confession of faith of the English manufacturer.
An atmosphere has been created here that has allowed leniency toward what is naively called'weeds.
Can people naively think that they are able to conceal falsehood merely by arrogant words?
Germany is dealing not naively but responsibly with one of the greatest challenges of post-war history.
I then naively hid the letter under my pillow to hide it from the good angels.
My daughter naively thought that as long as I stopped practising,
If the quality was first rate, he naively hoped, the bank might be more lenient.
If they were to naively look for closeness in animals,
I naively hoped that the prosecution would drop the case,
Some months back I was in a large bookstore and asked naively for literature… against feminism.
Better not naively expect that the insertion of advertising on the blog will be a waterfall of money.
They become completely dependent on their technical people and naively believe that things are"being taken care of.
Men of literature, of course, may still be able to believe- naively and simply.
To extend the capabilities of humans beyond what was previously possible is deceptive because it concentrates naively on the body.
Anyone who naively follows the tip must expect considerable losses.
This will be difficult, and it must not be approached naively.