Sentence examples for a bit innocent from inspiring English sources

"So I feel a bit innocent".

To seem a bit innocent, don't act like you know too much about the more unseemly elements of life, and try blushing if an inappropriate topic comes up.

If you want a boy to fall in love with you, then you have to make the most of your cuteness by dressing in a cute way, being demure, and seeming a bit innocent.

Victorious jockey Geraghty said: "He still is a little bit innocent but he's got an engine.

Sumire was a hopeless romantic, set in her waysa bit innocent, to put a nice spin on it.

The mangle, I recalled, looked a bit more innocent, like it could make pasta.

Problems soon forgotten after a bit of innocent wrestling now drag on with extra name calling to make up for it.

The BBC's in 1990 is considered the high-water mark for various reasons, though their 1982 and 1986 efforts have a bit more innocent visceral vim about them, if you ask me.

When Noel expresses uncertainty as to the exact function of 'the tall fella' in Radiohead ('I know what little Tom does, I know what Jonny does, I know what Colin does, I know what the Samaritan does on drums, what do you do?') he is not just having a bit off innocent fun at the expense of a slightly po-faced rival attraction.

But the following actors have apparently been pegged as something a bit more innocent: virgins.

This isn't a place where marches and a blocked highway entrance can be taken as just a bit of innocent spontaneous politics.