1
And then the letter itself was so ingenuous and so honest!
2
You Americans are not so ingenuous as you like to seem!
3
In some respects she was so childlike; her big blue eyes were so ingenuous.
4
She was so serious, and so ingenuous, and so appealing.
5
He trembled before this innocence, so ardent and so ingenuous.
6
Jondecam was so ingenuous, he made everyone smile and relax.
7
She was so ingenuous and without guile or calculation except when men made her nervous.
8
He was so smiling, so ingenuous, that to refuse him would have been rank discourtesy.
9
It was so ingenuous, so touching, that the usher had not the slightest inclination to laugh.
10
In consequence of that influence, she is not so ingenuous as she was two years ago.
11
Genuine and fervid love is not so ingenuous.
12
Seldom had he enjoyed so ingenuous an invitation.
13
And the preacher was so ingenuous as to say, "He would not justify himself."
14
Keith was so ingenuous and eager that there could be no harm in coming to the point.
15
The smile was so ingenuous that it ought to have disarmed the young matron of her petulance.
16
He had not been quite so ingenuous in his revelation to Chillingly as he may have seemed.
