naive vs disarming

Some examples from the web:

• I may be naive - fine.
• You were naive to think you could protect them from people like Wilson.
• Mr President, your debut was somewhat naive.
• You'll understand someday when you're older, less naive.
• But I'm always so naive...
• In a way, he's almost naive.
• You're naive to think humanity is worth protecting.
• Don't play naive, Eppes.
• It'd be naive of us to imagine that this would change Soviet policy.
• Come on now, don't be naive, Lieutenant.
• And that was a very naive call to make.
• Dad, don't be so naive.
• This Parliament will be naive if it gives discharge for your administration.
• Such a thought is naive, I know.
• You know, for a newspaper man, you are shockingly naive.
• Turk's naive impulse to get it going.
• Now don't be so naive.
• That you find the idea of monogamy to be naive and unnatural.
• She thought she knew it all, naive, little thing.
• And I know how ridiculous and naive it sounds.

Some examples from the web:

• It's more disarming than it sounds.
• There's something strange and disarming about looking at a homicide scene in the daylight of Miami.
• Kurt signed up specifically to learn disarming techniques.
• We are accelerating the disarmament process, disarming both regular armed forces and armed groups.
• I'm your best chance at disarming that bomb.
• It's a wild card for disarming any reasonable criticism.
• Candace, you've got a very disarming personality.
• You have to finish disarming the rockets first.
• And I can be disarming and charming.
• Tom McDevon was one disarming... dude.
• It is therefore clear that external funding is essential if the MIAB is to fulfil its tasks of disarming and separating the combatants.
• This intervention with a view to disarming the ethnic-Albanian rebels is, however, subject to specific security conditions which the parties concerned have not yet fulfilled.
• The only way to end the war in this city is disarming the drug dealers.
• Mr Kinney is going to help us simulate a typical arrest and disarming procedure.
• If the objective really being pursued is that of disarming Iraq, we must strengthen the inspection programme.
• A peaceful resolution to the crisis is still possible provided that Iraq now demonstrates a real willingness to cooperate with the UN in disarming.
• Thanks to that argument, the objective of disarming Saddam Hussein, and even sometimes of condemning him, has gradually disappeared behind anti-American jubilation.
• The US Government remains intransigent; in these circumstances, to disarm our Member States means disarming Europe.
• Well, she was asking penetrating questions in a disarming, non-invasive way.
• Tasks such as isolating Hizbollah terrorists from sources of armaments or disarming the group pose a major threat to the military contingent.