credulousness造句

例句与造句

1. The motive, means, and opportunity were his, and the case was unwittingly prolonged by the credulousness of adults ."
2. The work's intent may have been to satirize the credulousness of people who believe the persons spreading these mystical ideas.
3. Moreover, he was resolute both in his avoidance of any attitude that savoured of credulousness and in his adherence to cold, logical exactness in his mental processes.
4. And in the movie's early scenes, Elling amuses him with made-up stories of preposterous erotic adventures that Kjell accepts with the credulousness of a child.
5. These stereotypes, according to Voltaire biographer Alfred Owen Aldridge, include " extreme credulousness or sentimental simplicity ", two of Candide's, and Simplicius's, defining qualities.
6. It's difficult to find credulousness in a sentence. 用credulousness造句挺难的
7. The credulousness of the first set of watchers was revealed in her admission that during the whole sixteen days of her first observation she had been fed by her daughter while the watchers were in the room.
8. Other reviews were less favourable . " New Scientist "'s deputy editor Graham Lawton characterised " Science Set Free " as " woolly credulousness " and chided Sheldrake for " uncritically embracing all kinds of fringe ideas ".
9. AOL Time Warner, the world's largest media company, stands as a casualty of the salesmanship of Steve Case and the credulousness of the Time Warner executives who bought into his sparkling vision of synergies between the old media and the new.
10. Your suggestion that he was simply reacting heatedly to a block puts the effect before the cause; the idea that this is simply an older person who is a bit confused about how the world has changed around him is charming, but demands an implausible credulousness on our part.
11. ". . . the comparatively innocent hero still shows some marked imperfection or defect, irresolution, precipitancy, pride, credulousness, excessive simplicity, excessive susceptibility to sexual emotion and the like . . . his weakness or defect is so intertwined with everything that is admirable in him . . ."
12. Ron Kobeleski, played with nicely gradated credulousness by Dylan Haggerty, is an out-of-work video cameraman dozing through his days in San Bernardino, Calif . When Walter Ohlinger ( Raymond J . Barry ), the 60-ish loner who lives across the street, asks for Ron's help with a video project, he agrees, but only because he needs the money.
13. A bunch of it is that we ( sensibly ) don't require a Math Ph . D . to teach Math to elementary school students, and more of it is due to the state of knowledge changing since teachers started teaching . ( This will rarely affect core curricula, as teachers take refresher courses, but you'll see it in ancillary information which a teacher recalls from their schooling . ) Another part of it is the natural credulousness of children.
14. June is disgusted with Bernard's belief that science can cure the world's'wretchedness'; Bernard is embarrassed by June's'unbounded credulousness,'her eagerness to buy into the bywords of mysticism . " He concludes, " McEwan's narratives are small and focused, but resonate far into the night . " In " The New York Times ", critic Michiko Kakutani wrote, " The black dogs that give Ian McEwan's new novel its evocative title come from the name that Winston Churchill once bestowed on his depressions.