Sentence examples for a more innocuous from inspiring English sources
I can't imagine a more innocuous whir.
The costume element eventually gave way to a more innocuous personal style.
What could be a more innocuous subject than feathers and frills?
As he lay in agony, Craig Gardner and Lovren tangled in a more innocuous challenge at the other end of the field.
What would be good is if they could divert some of this myopic energy into a more innocuous pastime, like a FTSE 100 squash tournament.
Some of Kelly's colleagues offered a more innocuous explanation for his missteps; one senior White House official suggested that he may simply have been "forgetful or inartful," rather than deliberately mendacious.
Roger Ebert wrote on his review, that though this isn't a breakthrough movie, it's charming, and not any more innocuous than it has to be.
Ferguson escaped censure over a late, scything tackle on Willo Flood, while, soon after, Darren Dods, the visiting centre-half, was shown a yellow card for a much more innocuous, less dangerous, barge from behind on Daniel Cousin.
This time, the physicists donning engineer's caps have a much more innocuous goal: to construct a quantum computer.Just as with the atomic bomb, the task has captured the interest of some of the world's top talent in the physical sciences.
BobLatta.com, which bears the name of a Republican congressman from Ohio, falls into a different, more innocuous category.
Mr. Fenderson acknowledged that in his grand jury testimony, he had quoted Mr. Combs as saying, "I don't know why you're telling people that I offered you money" -- a much more innocuous statement.
