Sentence examples for comparatively innocent from inspiring English sources
Now, all this chaos is comparatively innocent.
(Taylor has perfect recall of the comparatively innocent world of pre-broadband smut, with its chat rooms full of hopeful JPEG traders).
This humility will not solve the multiple problems that confront our nation, once infant and comparatively innocent, but now a nuclear super-nation.
The sheer number of international interventions the US launched in those decades is astonishing, especially those during years when American power was considered comparatively innocent.
Without being sentimental or star-struck, tonight's documentary evokes a comparatively innocent Hollywood after the turn of the century, when movies became the lodestone for writers and actors.
What is different is that a 50-year history of ever more sexually provocative imagery in art and popular culture at large makes Mr. Ramos's paintings now seem comparatively innocent and even wholesome.
By the same token, authors concluded that althoug the number of innocent people who have been executed was "comparatively low," the percentage of innocent people who have had their death sentences commuted to life is even greater.
And young, innocent and pure Michael Murphy has the line to finish up ― "Holy shit!" After a comparatively tame penultimate episode, the second season finale was again masterful.
Manhattan seems comparatively underserved.
Many are comparatively shallow.
