Примери коришћења Naïveté на Енглеском и њихови преводи на Српски
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The French noun is naïveté.
Their naïveté cost them their lives.
We have lost this sort of naïveté.
In my naïveté, I thought my dream had come true.".
The time of European naïveté is ended.”.
In general, naïveté attracts, while anything that is unnatural everywhere repels.
The period of European naïveté is over.”.
Look, I respect your Naïveté, uh but I'm afraid that this deal only happens one way.
I hope she doesn't laugh at our naïveté.”.
People often ridicule Dobrica and his naïveté, but in the end they cannot resist it.
I laugh out loud now at my naïveté.
The law of simplicity and naïveté applies to all fine art, for it is compatible with what is most sublime.”.
And so there's something to be said about naïveté.
All the struggle of morals against vice, luxury, crime, and even against illness,seems a naïveté, a superfluous effort: there is no such thing as“improvement“(a word against repentance).
And so there's something to be said about naïveté.
In their dangerous naïveté, leftists thinks that they can use radical Islam to help destroy the capitalist USA, and, once that is accomplished, radical Islam will‘wither away.'.
A poster 3 meters by 2 was simply how Peppone evaluated… people's naïveté.
Building on Horowitz's point,I would say the leftist in his naïveté fails to grasp that religion, however we finally resolve the question of its validity or lack thereof, is deeply rooted in human nature.
The noun form can be written as naivety, naïvety, naïveté, naïvete, or naiveté.
Strauss's political naïveté tainted his reputation when the National Socialists came to power in Germany in 1933. Thus from 1933 to 1935 he served as president of Germany's Reichsmusikkammer(Chamber of State Music), which was the state music bureau.
If Protestants should think this arrogant or naïve,let them first consider the arrogance and naïveté of those scholars who think that they are qualified to override(and more usually, totally ignore) two thousand years of Christian teaching.